Medical Anthropology: A Tribute to Arthur Kleinman
May 6, 2025

Medical anthropology explores the intricate connections between cultural practices, social structures, and health outcomes, emphasizing how our understanding of wellness varies across different societies.Recently, Professor Arthur Kleinman, a leading figure in the field and a revered academic at Harvard University, delivered his final seminar titled "The Future of Medical Anthropology." This event shone a spotlight on the evolving nature of medical anthropology, revealing its potential not just in clinical settings but also in fostering cross-cultural understanding and improving healthcare systems.
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Robert Brustein: A Pioneer in American Theater History
April 25, 2025

Robert Brustein, a pivotal figure in American theater, has left an indelible mark on the dramatic landscape of the 20th and 21st centuries.As the dean of the Yale School of Drama from 1966, he was instrumental in founding the Yale Repertory Theatre, nurturing talents including Meryl Streep while working alongside acclaimed playwrights like Sam Shepard.
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Slave Trade Database Moves to Harvard: A New Era
April 24, 2025

The slave trade database, known as SlaveVoyages, represents a crucial archive of history encapsulating over four decades of dedicated research on the trans-Atlantic slave trade.Recently announced by Henry Louis Gates Jr., this invaluable digital resource is set to find a permanent home at Harvard University.
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