Curious freshmen travelled from table to table in a packed Annenberg Hall picking up pamphlets and asking questions at last

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences took another step toward abolishing the Core Curriculum yesterday, releasing a draft of legislation

Sociology Professor Jason A. Kaufman ’93 was denied tenure last week, thwarting his department’s first attempt to nominate a junior

The path to the office of Harvard University Art Museums (HUAM) Director Thomas W. Lentz is paved with art-world gold.

The Faculty Council yesterday appointed three of its members to form a committee that could bring the new General Education

The Committee on Undergraduate Education yesterday called for the creation of a new group to draft official legislation that, if

The Undergraduate Council (UC) voted Wednesday night to press Harvard administrators to help shoulder computer printing fees and set up

A woman who made headlines because she attended a Columbia University graduate school under a stolen identity is also believed

Student complaints about the recent disappearance of the College’s airport shuttle service have sparked a broader debate over the structure

The Harvard women’s basketball team was unable to build off the momentum from its first win of the season, losing