ANTHONY GRAFTON
“How Jesus Celebrated Passover: Early Modern Views of the Last Supper”
February 13, 4 p.m.
Radcliffe Gymnasium
10 Garden Street, Radcliffe Yard

Out of a "lost decade" and straight into economic malaise, how is the country's financial condition affecting Americans' mobility?

The Radcliffe science symposium explores how motors—from naturally occurring motors, such as those inside cells, to new synthetic motors made from DNA—work and what we can learn from studying them.

March 29–30
Radcliffe Gymnasium
10 Garden Street, Radcliffe Yard
Conference registration is required and will open on February 6.

On Radcliffe Day, alumnae/i, fellows, and friends of Radcliffe gather to celebrate past, present, and future with a combination of informal connections and structured programming. This year’s Radcliffe Day on May 25 is dedicated to exploring the law and social change.

“I don’t think we’ll have a paucity of planets. We’ll have more planets than we know what to do with. You’re living through an incredibly exciting, revolutionary time," says Ray Jayawardhana RI '12.