Indicted identity thief and pseudo-Harvard alumna Esther E. Reed had her post-graduate endeavours cut short this weekend when local police

Champagne bubbled in a Harvard laboratory 40 years ago, as scientists celebrated biology professor George Wald’s Nobel Prize in Medicine.

In 1605, Robert Harvard ventured out of bustling London to find a wife in the sleepy market town of Stratford-upon-Avon.

One windy afternoon nearly 150 years ago, Harvard professor James Russell Lowell, class of 1838, started on his daily walk

My odyssey with Christianity began last summer at Wal-Mart, when I saw a teen New Testament amongst the romance novels

Although the evening began with actors hefting a coffin on-stage, University President Drew G. Faust spoke of rebirth last night

On the third floor of Harvard’s Biological Laboratories hangs a plaque that reads, “In these rooms from 1955 to 1976

James D. Watson, the world-famous former Harvard researcher who recently made and then apologized for comments suggesting a link between

Nobel Prize winner, co-discoverer of DNA, and former Harvard researcher James D. Watson apologized Thursday for suggesting earlier last week