A controversial article published in the undergraduate-run Harvard Health and Policy Review has prompted a Harvard professor to resign from

A week ago, Congress gave its final assent to a deal that would allow American companies to sell nuclear technology

For just under a month, reporters have been fashioning articles about the financial crisis by simply listing the venerable Wall

Julio Frenk, a global health expert who served as health minister under former Mexican President Vicente Fox, will become dean

University President Drew G. Faust adopted a task force's recommendations for addressing climate change on Wednesday, committing Harvard to reducing

“Throw the bums out” was the unofficial motto of Cambridge politics this year, which saw a wonkish reformer upend a

Cyber law expert John G. Palfrey ’94 will take over as director of the Harvard Law School Library and become

In a speech yesterday, veteran Harvard Law School professor Alan M. Dershowitz said that his longtime rival, retired MIT linguist

Veteran Harvard economist Martin S. Feldstein—who is stepping down after nearly three decades at the helm of the National Bureau

Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton edged out Illinois Sen. Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary yesterday, giving the New York