AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands—At the age of 16, Mariska Majoor started what would turn out to be a five-year career in

AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands — Within five minutes of stepping off the train and onto the platform in Central Station when

When one of his friends was dealing with a bout of sadness, Clarel Antoine II ’07-’09 knew how to lift

Kathlene S. G. Joo ’11, a sophomore in Eliot House, died suddenly on the morning of May 3. Friends said

Nearly five decades ago, when one of her teachers called her to the front of her Atlanta public-school classroom, Evelynn

It has been called the jewel of Harvard College, an arrangement of inter-generational residential living that has been a facet

After last month’s announcement that late night shuttle service might be eliminated as part of a round of sweeping budget

At a Boston Celtics home game against the New York Knicks in the early ’80s, the crowd of raucous Boston

Harvard University Health Services will discontinue anonymous HIV/AIDS testing for students, effective August 1. Plans to eliminate this type of

The position of assistant to the Allston Burr Resident Dean may face significant “restructuring” as House Masters grapple with the