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Harvard's Campus Get tickets to our next game, hours and locations for our libraries and museums, and information about your next career move.
Explore and understand the world with Harvard In Focus is a curated examination of Harvard's research, scholarly work, and community. Recent topics include:
1. Housing In the average lifetime, a person spends 65% of their time inside their home. Harvard scholars are studying how to improve and evolve this critical part of our lives. Come on in
  1. What's inside?
    
    Home prices have far outpaced income
    
    The difficulty of ending homelessness
2. Welcome to Harvard Where world-class faculty, innovative research, and dynamic students come together to advance education and foster change in the world. Start exploring
  1. What's inside
    
    Harvard's history
    
    Harvard's Schools
3. The Brain Since founding the world’s first neurobiology department in 1966, Harvard has been a hub for researchers who aspire to understand how the brain works, and clinician-scientists who are driven to fix it when it doesn’t. Wrap your brain around this research
  1. What's inside?
    
    Probiotics to treat multiple sclerosis
    
    Did fermented foods fuel brain growth in our ancestors?
4. Explore the In Focus archives
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About Harvard Learn how Harvard is structured, explore our long history, and discover our extended community.
1. History of Harvard Harvard is perhaps best-known because of its enduring history of innovation in education. But even die-hard Harvard buffs are not likely to know all of these Harvard firsts and historical snippets. Learn more
2. Learn about our Leadership
3. University Professorships
4. Diversity and Inclusion
5. Endowment
6. Harvard in the Community
7. Harvard in the World
The Harvard Gazette Official news from Harvard University about science, medicine, art, campus life, University issues, and broader national and global concerns.
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