The number of Harvard students receiving the federally-funded Pell Grant continues to rise despite a trend in the opposite direction

Harvard Business School professor Gail J. McGovern was named the new president and CEO of the American Red Cross yesterday.

After Harvard’s applicant pool soared to a record high in December, the College’s acceptance rate plummeted to a record low

As a faculty panel at the University of California considers dropping SAT II subject tests from its admissions requirements, Harvard

The College will not be accepting any applications for transfer admission for the next two academic years because its Undergraduate

The phone call from Harvard came about three weeks ago. Chelsea S. Link, a homeschooled senior from Evanston, Ill., assumed

After setting a new bar for rejection last spring, the College is slated to send small envelopes to even more

In a dark, crowded room on the tenth floor of the Science Center last night, students took turns looking through

For Asian American applicants to Harvard, checking off the “particular ethnic group” box on the Common Application just became more

Mitt Romney’s decision to end his presidential campaign yesterday came as a disappointing but unsurprising blow to his supporters at