Residents of Leverett House now have yet another way to procrastinate during reading period. A student gaming group has set

While students gather tonight in front of common room televisions to watch medical residents on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” sleeping around,

Tired of Christmas trees with tacky beer-can ornaments? Icicle lights? Slow drives around suburban neighborhoods just to see another inflatable

When Catherine H. Winnie steps in as the new permanent director of the Office of International Programs (OIP) next February,

A leading scholar in African religions has been tapped to chair the University’s Committee on African Studies. Professor of African

The director of Harvard’s Institute of Politics, Jeanne Shaheen, emerged last week as the top Democratic hopeful in New Hampshire’s

Senator Edward M. Kennedy ’54-’56 and Caroline B. Kennedy ’80 honored two leading community activists at the Institute of Politics

A Harvard Medical School professor has received about $1 million to fund a promising effort that could move researchers closer

The spotlight of Hollywood will soon shine on the Harvard psychology department. “Friends” star Jennifer Aniston is set to portray

A high percentage of medical errors taking place in non-emergency settings—ranging from a physician’s office to a radiology lab—cause serious