Joyce Putnam Curll ’65 remembers admitting one student to Harvard Law School with an “unusual name”? and a “wonderful story.”

Among frights this Halloweekend it was debatable which proved scariest: Sarah Palin (Windsor G. Hanger ’10) fraternizing with constituents at

Eric S. Chivian ’64, one of the authors of “Sustaining Life: How Human Health Depends on Biodiversity,” believes that the

Before an audience of wide-eyed freshmen, Per Wästberg ’55, the chairman of the Nobel Committee for Literature, conjured images of

While Harvard University Dining Services has hired 14 undergraduates to serve as Food Literacy Representatives with the goal of educating

Twenty-five students from the Institute of Politics and representatives from three other student groups visited Roxbury and Dorchester on Saturday

While scholars have debated for centuries whether individuals can change history, Esquire magazine has named the 75 great men and

Over 400 students from 44 colleges in the Boston area descended on MIT’s campus to network with their peers and