Zaleznik, who had been a faculty member at the Business School for more than four decades, authored over 16 books and 40 articles pertaining to innovation and business leadership.

Creative individuals are more likely to rationalize their behavior through ethical shortcuts, according to a new study by Harvard Business School Associate Professor Francesca Gino.

One of the pioneers of the case study method, Harvard Business School Professor Emeritus Charles M. Williams died of congestive heart failure on Nov. 17 in Needham, Mass.

After almost a year of planning, negotiating, and remodeling, the Harvard Innovation Lab officially opened its doors Friday afternoon.

Maxwell E. Wessel, a senior researcher at Harvard Business School, did not expect his article for the Harvard Business Review to generate much controversy, but within hours of its publication, it was picked up on Bloomberg Businessweek, and reader comments were being written once every minute for the first three days.

If Harvard Business School wasn't appealing enough, there is one more reason to want to attend: Lady Gaga.

Longtime Harvard Business School sociology professor and leader in the field of organizational behavior Paul R. Lawrence died last week ...

Students and entrepreneurs headed to the Harvard Business School this weekend for “Cyberposium: 17, Sky’s the Limit?"

Students at Harvard Business School joined the long list of supercomputer Watson’s victims in a game of Jeopardy! Monday on campus—but they went out with a fight.

Yale may have its own Renaissance man in the form of James Franco, but Harvard can also boast of attracting another famously multi-talented personality: Tyra Banks. While making the late-night talk show rounds promoting her new book "Modelland," Tyra Banks has been particularly vocal about her recent enrollment in the Harvard Business Schools' Owner/President Management Program.