Wisdom Omolayo

By late September, things have become routine. We’ve settled into our new dorms, reacquainted ourselves with our term-time friends, and counted down the days as the add/drop period creeps toward its end; as these habits sink in, a couple of changes occur on campus. The 100-degree heat that Cambridge felt in our absence departs, and […]

Tucked away on the third floor of the Harvard Art Museums, past Ancient Egyptian art and a gallery full of photographs, is an eclectic curation of works with no clear throughline. “Engravings,” you think as the intricate black-and-white works by Albrecht Dürer, Sebald Beham, and Hans Baldung Grien first ensnare your eyes. You glance at […]