Heinz professor of environmental policy John P. Holdren was awarded $250,000 yesterday for his work in nuclear nonproliferation and global

For the first time since 1930, no Harvard students have been named American scholars in the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship program.

Saving money is expensive. Bank customers have seen account and transaction fees escalate over the past few years--often amounting to

Harvard Medical School (HMS) is creating a major new endowment to help attract and retain gifted teachers in an institution

Harvard President Neil L. Rudenstine's salary remained significantly below the national median last year, according to the Chronicle of Higher

As the nation lingers in the throes of a protracted presidential election, the Institute of Politics (IOP) faces its own

Harvard, which has seen many of its students and graduates capitalize on the opportunities of e-commerce, did so itself last

In one of the largest local sting operations to date, the Boston Police Department (BPD) arrested 32 people last Friday

Beating out more than 270 other units, Harvard's Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) unit received the title of most outstanding

The former prime minister of Finland, the ex-president of Ecuador, a former campaign manager for John McCain and a key