LPS News

Five LPS students gave TED-talk style presentations this year at the virtual event covering topics from Black election influencers to feminist hip-hop artists to big data in agriculture.

Davis, a biology major from Florida, has received the Thouron Award to pursue graduate studies in the United Kingdom.

Sally Willig believes that experience is the best teacher, so she encourages getting hands-on with the environment—wherever you happen to be.

Karen Reivich of the LPS Master of Applied Positive Psychology program turned to photography to reconnect to herself during the pandemic.

The fellowship, endowed by classics professor and Phare’s granddaughter Emily Wilson, aims to diversify the study of the ancient world.

Organizational Dynamics course Fundamentals of Sustainability offers students a pathway to explore the world's most critical social and environmental challenges.

Cristina Bicchieri, Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences founding director, is interested in uncovering why those who feel they have more control over their lives also misperceive the extent of inequality that exists in the US.

Faced with both educational and professional challenges during the pandemic, these three students put their coursework into practice.

Samanvitha Danda (MES ’20) envisioned a career in consulting, so she made the most of the flexible curriculum, internship opportunities, and networking.

James Pawelski and Karen Reivich offer a four-point strategy for tweaking holiday traditions and finding gratitude—even in tough times.