Anthrax scares continued to rattle the nerves of people across the nation—including at Harvard—yesterday. An e-mail made the rounds of

As fears of bioterrorism and anthrax infection continued to spread throughout the nation yesterday, University officials met with mailroom employees

Soon after assuming office, University President Lawrence H. Summers moved from Washington, D.C. to his new digs—Elmwood, Harvard’s presidential mansion

Events have overtaken Sebastian Junger’s new book Fire with the same uncertainty and rapidity of the wildfires that raced across

For security officials across the country, “America on Alert” is more than a tag line on CNN. It’s the new

Harvard’s massive endowment slipped in the last fiscal year for the first time in 17 years, down to just over

It is hard to imagine armed guards, metal detectors and bomb-sniffing dogs at the Science Center, but in the wake

As the nation girds itself for war, Harvard’s “few good men” are readying for possible battle. Last week’s announcement by

A number of bomb threats and suspicious packages around campus kept police officers busy and tensions running high this weekend.

The hijackers in Tuesday’s attacks likely had outside help on the ground, federal law enforcement officials said yesterday. While no