After spending last semester scattered around the globe, approximately 15 undergraduates swapped study abroad experiences yesterday during an informal reunion

While most students have been throwing on wool scarves and turtlenecks to keep warm over the past few weeks, a

Touting President Bush’s record and joking about the safety of conservatives on campus, panelists of various racial and ethnic backgrounds

The new chair of the Department of Anthropology says he hopes the growing department will attract more undergraduates. Rabb Professor

It took 80 chicken nuggets and 3 orders of waffle fries a day to get Theodore D. Bressman ’06 through

Donning black rubber boots and a navy jumpsuit, Aimee K. Miller ’07 added her voice to the chorus: “People with

Four Harvard students whose life goals range from fatherhood to nation-building have won the Rhodes Scholarship, the prestigious foundation announced

Richer universities often receive greater federal aid than poorer ones, a New York Times study has found. The institutions receiving

Harvard webmail, once praised for its high-tech “SpamAssassin” tool that purged virtually all spam from students’ e-mail accounts, has now