The spring ritual of blocking, with all of its tense and sometimes bitter diplomatic maneuvering, was a more political ordeal

On Feb. 23, 2002, I was convinced that I had witnessed the triumph of meritocracy at Harvard. The scene was

One hundred years ago last month, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Class of 1904, was picked to be president of the 30th

Six days until Independence Day, the first one in which the 1996 Will Smith alien-attack film will have a resonance

I have problems with Harvard e-mail. It isn’t just that I always open the stupid “I send this to have

The debate over universal keycard access (UKA) will continue into the new year, after Harvard’s House Masters decided to postpone

Undergraduates continue to be largely unsatisfied with the quality of concentration advising, according to a survey of the Class of

The results of the Class of 2001 survey about advising are in, and according to Dean of the College Harry

The survey of athletic and recreational facilities controlled by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) will wrap up in

Due to circumstances that Undergraduate Council members say they still don’t quite understand, tomorrow’s Adams House Masquerade will probably be