PARIS, France – An exhibition of Alexander Calder’s work could only mean dangling bits of wire painted in primary colors,

I sat at my grandmother’s old Singer sewing machine, under my fourth floor window, and looked out over the white

Each and every day, crowds of tourists—cameras in hand—swarm a seated, stoic John Harvard. While the statue—the third most photographed

November is to baseball fans as the end of party grants is to Currier’s Ten Man: game over. Though Boston

It started as a trip to Homegoods, and a fruitless search for dorm decor. I was wading through a center

Although their jovial personalities might make it seem so, life’s not all a cabaret for busy freshmen Patrick H. Quinn

Caffeine isn’t the only thing keeping Harvard students wired these days. The newly-formed Harvard Interactive Media Group (HIMG) is trying

Books became a backdrop Thursday night at Houghton Library, ceding their spotlight to the latest installment in the Library’s Chamber

Like a provocative lecture packed with unanswered questions, “Double Hung I,” the first of a two-part exhibition of student artwork

A sophisticated scientific analysis has raised questions about the authenticity of three paintings attributed to Jackson Pollock, Harvard researchers reported