Students from the John F. Kennedy School of Government held a candle-lit, walking vigil last night to promote inclusive, interfaith

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

B.J. Averell '02 and Amias Moore Gerety '02 might not be the most experienced candidates for Undergraduate Council--but they're the

Graduate students at New York University (NYU) have formed the first teaching assistants' union at a private institution after a

Three years after Harvard brought grapes back to its dining halls, the United Farm Workers union (UFW) called off its

In spite of the recent death of Fair Labor Association (FLA) chair Charles A. Ruff and in the face of

Though scaled back and postponed since October, the Undergraduate Council will at last hold a three-day "Days of Dialogue" event

The National Commission on the Future of DNA Evidence yesterday kicked off an historic conference exploring federal policy on DNA

Harvard students on the go, look out: there's soup in your Fly-By. Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS), in response to

The average four-year private college raised its tuition an average of 5.2 percent last year, close to double the increase