Princeton professor James McPherson boasted three years ago in The Nation magazine that he had counted “at least 120” errors,

In the week since Drew Gilpin Faust’s appointment was first reported in the pages of The Crimson, conservatives inside and

Harvard’s endowment is still invested in two Chinese oil firms accused of financing the genocide in Sudan, even though the

The U.S. invasion itself went smoothly. But with its numerical and technological advantage, the American military should have overwhelmed the

Two paintings that disappeared from Harvard’s collections more than three decades ago have resurfaced, the University said yesterday, and an

They’ve got an inferior football team and a lower U.S. News ranking, but Yalies are beating their Cantab counterparts in

I’ve never confessed this before—not even to my roommates: I’m a beneficiary of legacy admissions. That’s an embarrassing fact to

University President Lawrence H. Summers might have raised a ruckus over women in science during the 2005 fiscal year, but

A 17-year-old has been charged with second degree murder in the death of Harvard student Clarence D. “Duane” Meat ’05-’07

Longtime Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith, a popular professor and former Winthrop House resident who has advised five Democratic presidents,