Now that the General Education task force has lost its faith in religion, the long-anticipated Gen Ed overhaul looks more

Six years ago, then-Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 sent some advice to the nine people entrusted with

Israel’s oldest English-language newspaper put it bluntly: “The president of one of the leading universities in the United States last

The Crimson last night retracted an Oct. 16 column published on its editorial page after determining that the writer had

Women comprised only 21 percent of the academics who accepted tenure-track offers to join the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Welcomed by a standing-room only crowd of professors and a teary dean, Derek C. Bok yesterday presided over his first

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences still faces a projected $75 million deficit for Fiscal Year 2010, interim FAS Dean

A handful of professors yesterday ripped into a proposal for modernizing science research and instruction at Harvard, betraying a lingering

The unveiling of the new general education report left many waiting with bated breath. Hard copies of the much-anticipated proposal

Harvard students should be required to study religion and U.S. history, according to a new curricular review report that emphasizes