Facing 30 days imprisonment and a $100 fine, James A. Herms—head of the controversial police watchdog group Student-Alumni Committee on

Attorneys delivered opening statements yesterday in the murder trial of former Harvard graduate student Alexander Pring-Wilson. Assistant District Attorney Adrienne

The jury in the murder trial of Alexander Pring-Wilson viewed on Wednesday the scene where prosecutors say the former Harvard

The number of burglaries reported on campus increased by 15 percent in 2003 and the violent crime rate on campus

Three emergency callboxes will be added to Cambridge Common this fall—with Harvard footing the bill—to ensure that students en route

The pretrial date for the case against Dan Mathews, vice president of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

Carolina S. Johnson ’04 announced last night at Cafe Gato Rojo that she would run as Green Party candidate for

Samara A. Barend has long flirted with politics. These days she studies it at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG),

The owner of Louie’s Superette is likely to have his liquor license suspended following a Cambridge License Commission hearing yesterday,

For about an hour Friday night, Undergraduate Council President Matthew W. Mahan ’05 was not himself—he was a stripper, a