This year’s Nature Index ranks Harvard as #1 in the world in its first list of top 10 social science research institutions, with a particular spotlight on IQSS and the Henry A. Murray Research Archive.
IQSS affiliate Mahzarin Banaji, Richard Clarke Cabot Professor of Social Ethics in the Department of Psychology, is among the Carnegie Foundation's 2026 Class of Great Immigrants.
The Dataverse Project team traveled to Europe this spring to celebrate milestones and connect with the Dataverse community, now spread across 150 installations worldwide.
IQSS director Gary King and OpenDP director Salil Vadhan discuss the work of OpenDP at IQSS, recently awarded a grant through the Frontiers of Innovation for Societal Impact Fund.
In his recent Graduate English Address at Harvard Commencement, IQSS affiliate Andrew O'Donohue reflected on lessons from his study of democracy and courts abroad—and on why universities and democracy depend on one another.
We are excited to see what the graduating members of the IQSS community are doing next in their journeys. Some of our graduating affiliates share their post-graduation plans.
IQSS recently gathered to celebrate staff members who have reached important service milestones. At IQSS we value our community, and our dedicated staff is at the heart of that community.
A survey led by faculty affiliate Stephen Ansolabehere asks what Americans prioritize when considering how it would affect their local community if a large data center opened nearby.
Submissions are open for this year's Center for Geographic Analysis Conference, celebrating the CGA's 20th anniversary with the theme "Celebrating Geographic Analysis: Past, Present, and Future.”
The release of the GFS dataset, free of charge and without pre-registration, includes data from roughly 200,000 participants across 22 countries and one territory, covering six domains of flourishing in a longitudinal design.
The Harvard Gazette - A new study from the Human Flourishing Program at IQSS found a connection between regular acts of forgiveness and a rise in the sense of psychological well-being and character changes.
When the COVID-19 Pandemic kept him from continuing his research abroad, faculty affiliate Jason Ur made an archaeological discovery in Harvard's own neighborhood.
