Omar A. Musa ’08 and Daniel Ross-Rieder ’08 withdrew from the Undergraduate Council presidential and vice-presidential race yesterday, bringing the

The Harvard Undergraduate Council passed legislation yesterday to tighten oversight of its party fund. Effective immediately, all grants distributed by

Move over Gallup Poll—Facebook.com is the new election oracle, accurately predicting the results of nine out of 12 races last

Twenty-one years ago, before Jennifer M. Granholm became governor of Michigan, she and a group of fellow Harvard Law School

Just days before the annual Harvard-Yale football match, a conspicuous Eli will enter enemy territory. New York Republican Governor George

When Florida native Matthew S. Winston ’07 received a summons to serve on a Massachusetts jury this past summer, he

Harvard and its teaching hospitals have invested $200,000 to spearhead an effort that would help the spouses of faculty members

As the negative effects of trans fatty acids have become more apparent in the past years, many companies, restaurants, and

The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations kicked off its 25th anniversary celebration, hosting an array of student groups

A slew of past and present Undergraduate Council members, including Vice President Annie R. Riley ’07, hosted a workshop to