A packed auditorium erupted in applause as the Wu-Tang Clan’s GZA delivered some original rhymes and reflected on his life and career.

Famous musician and philanthropist Lionel Richie will be visiting Harvard on Monday to receive the 2011 Harvard Foundation Peter J. Gomes Award.

C'mon dad, we haven't thrown around the old pigskin in years!

In the early days of Harvard, slaves played a role in the everyday life of the university. They worked in the homes of faculty and alumni, and later, they hid in the Warren House as part of the Underground Railroad.

Students emphasized the importance of representing oneself, not just one’s ethnic group, in an panel discussion entitled “Ousiders Allowed” on Thursday night.

A small group of 20 students and community members gathered outside Matthews Hall on Monday evening to reflect on the history of Columbus Day and honor the lives that were lost as a result of colonialism.

Once called the “Rosa Parks of legal education” by President Obama, Derrick A. Bell died Wednesday night.

Students from various racial and socioeconomic backgrounds came together yesterday night to discuss their perspectives on wealth and diversity at Harvard.

Forty Harvard students gathered at 12:03 p.m. and again at 1:03 p.m. to join together in a moment of silence for Davis.

A new documentary catalogs the individual experiences of former Boston students, including some who were physically assaulted by protesters throwing rocks.