Harvard Law School (HLS) Dean Robert C. Clark, who brought stability and growth to an ideologically divided faculty while catapulting

While a judge decides whether the government’s $102 million fraud suit against the University, an economics professor and a former

BOSTON—A small army of lawyers representing Harvard, two co-defendants and the U.S. government sweated a Federal District Court judge’s pointed

Beginning this spring, students, faculty and employees upset with working conditions or at odds with their colleagues will be able

Efforts at cooperation in fundraising extend beyond campaign planning, to a push by University President Lawrence H. Summers for reform

Harvard is considering a University-wide capital campaign targeted at a number of President Lawrence H. Summers’ top priorities—including improvements to

While a Harvard campus across the river in Allston remains a dream 10 to 15 years from fruition, the University

For the second time in five years, Harvard is radically reorganizing how it studies economic development in the Third World,

In the latest round of campus discourse on the issue of divestment, Winthrop House residents discussed over their House e-mail

University President Lawrence H. Summers warned on Tuesday that Harvard’s campus has not been immune to a global upturn in