Sitting in her seventh-grade classroom nearly a decade ago, Emily K. Crockett ’08-’10 blinked, just as she did thousands of

A table full of “World Series Champions” T-shirts and sweatshirts greets shoppers at City Sports, a reminder of the recent

Restrictive voter registration practices negatively affect the turnout of young voters, according to a study released this week. The study—released

To Jordan B. Weitzen ’08, whose Eliot House suite is one of the few on campus with access to satellite

Rainy weather prompted a last-minute change of location for last night’s pep rally, but did not dampen the spirits of

In the past, voters would learn about political issues from a candidate in a suit—not a gopher in a suit.

Undergraduate scientists put aside their lab coats on Saturday afternoon, donning suits and black “got research?” T-shirts as they mingled

Medical school students receive little instruction about military medical ethics and are often unaware of a physician’s ethical duties under

Yesterday’s cloudy skies gave way to a rainbow as students celebrated National Coming Out Day. Members of Harvard’s Bisexual, Gay,

Halfway across the world from Myanmar, where monks have been protesting against the military government, Harvard students gathered in support