Natasha S. Whitney

Scores of sleeping protesters—including several Harvard students—were roused from their tents in Boston Common by police yesterday morning.

Former Vice President Al Gore ’69 spoke to a packed audience about his latest book “Our Choice: A Plan To ...

Adorned in a full-length clerical robe with a Bible in hand, Reverend Robert J. Mark, a McDonald Fellow at Memorial ...

Harvard inked a deal yesterday to purchase 10 percent of annual electricity consumed on its Cambridge and Allston campuses from a leading wind provider in New England.

President Barack Obama called forincreased use of renewable energy andlevied criticisms against opponents ofthe energy and climate bill now makingits ...

As part of International Day of Climate Action, members of the Harvard community rallied this weekend to draw attention to ...

As an unusually early first snow fell on Harvard grounds yesterday afternoon, activist William E. McKibben ’82 spoke to an audience of over 150 people in Memorial Church, requesting their help in drawing attention to the drastic effects of climate change.

Nobel Prize-winning biologist James D. Watson and Pulitzer Prize-winning Biology Professor Edward O. Wilson spoke in front of a nearly

Representatives from a Boston environmental group burst onstage and briefly commandeered a talk given on campus by a coal company

The “Green is the New Crimson” banners festooned on buildings at Harvard Medical School are visible signs of Harvard’s commitment