Jay S. Kimmelman

B.U. Sues Term Paper Service After Investigation

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Boston University (B.U.) filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court on Monday against eight on-line companies that sell term papers

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I n an age in which the President of the United States can sell time-shares in the White House, is

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With almost 5,000 Harvard employees associated with the University's eight unions, labor organizers and contract negotiators have their hands full.

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After almost five decades as an entertainer, Jack Lemmon '47 can still captivate audiences of all generations. In a Hollywood

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Today the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) will conclude its first week of hearings to decide if Yale University engaged

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Harvard Law School (HLS) announced yesterday a $1.5 million donation to establish a scholarship and financial aid fund. The Louis

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Since their new contract was inked in September, custodial workers from Harvard Facilities Maintenance Organization (FMO) have been working for

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Harvard students who "don't believe" can now disbelieve together, since the University recognized the Harvard Secular Society as a student

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More than a dozen Republicans will likely attend the Kennedy School of Government's orientation for newly-elected members of Congress this

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Records of the Corporation, the more powerful of the University's two governing boards, show that Harvard is an investor in