After years of litigation in hopes of scoring a bigger slice of Facebook, Tyler H. Winklevoss '04 and Cameron H. Winklevoss '04 were told enough is enough on Monday by a 3-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Barring further legal action, the Winklevosses are now forced to accept a deal worth well over $100 million.

Prisoner number 61727-054, or to his nearest and dearest, Bernard "Bernie" L. Madoff, expressed in an interview to the Financial Times on Friday that several universities had asked him to develop an ethics course for their business school students..

Brad Ellis, the pianist on "Glee" who performed with the Harvard Pops Orchestra this Saturday, gave a talk on Wednesday about the combined forces of television, theatre, and music.

You know it's not official until it's Facebook official. Well then, it's official: Mark Zuckerberg is taken. The Daily Mail reported that the notoriously private Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and one of Harvard's most famous (and richest!) dropouts, finally updated his relationship status to "In a relationship," seven years since he first began dating Priscilla Chan '07.

Through some Googling and some strategic late-night television watching, here's what we've been able to dig up so far about Banks' time along the Charles.

Budding economists eager to learn about opportunity cost will soon be faced with football, not golf, when they hit the third chapter of their economics textbook.

Harvard's Men's Basketball team made history earlier this month after winning its first Ivy League championship ever. The team had a chance to clinch a berth to the NCAA championship tournament last Saturday but lost in heartbreaking fashion to the Prineton Tigers. Now, the team is preparing to play in the National Invitational Tournament.

Fans of the television show "The Good Wife" may be excited to hear that Archie Panjabi, the Emmy award-winning actress for her role as private investigator Kalinda Sharma in the television show, is staying at Harvard as a Visiting Artist in Residence this Thursday and Friday.

Fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg encouraged young women to reconsider traditional perceptions of beauty.