The Joan Andrea Kleinman Travel and Language Grant is made in memory of Joan A. Kleinman, a scholar of Chinese language and literature and co-researcher with Dr. Arthur Kleinman of projects in medical...

Named for "most interesting thesis," current Archaeology student Nour Khachemoune ('23) is using chemical analyses to study rabbit and turkey bones from a Mayan site in Honduras to understand how humans changed the diet of animals in the Classic Mayan Period.

Selected portions of The Harvard Crimson's full story are below.

Nour L. Khachemoune ’23 says her friends fondly call her NBC — the Nour Broadcasting Company — because she seems to “know everything that’s going on.” This curiosity is also the driving force behind her ambitious,...

The Department of Anthropology and Archaeology wishes to extend its congratulations to current student Michael Frim (Senior, Joint Archaeology and Physics) who was named a Class of 2024 Mitchell Scholar.

As one of the country’s most prestigious scholarship programs, the Mitchell Scholarship sends future American leaders to the island of Ireland for a year of graduate study. This year, 306 individuals applied for the 12 scholarships. Next year, Michael will begin his Master’s in early and medieval Celtic languages at University College Cork in Ireland.

“I just want to...