Former Provost Jerry R. Green had several criticisms of the final result of Harvard's benefits review process which he outlined

Scott M. Sperling, a managing partner of Harvard Private Capital announced recently that he will leave to join a private

A School of Public Health professor this week said at the 10th International AIDS Conference that efforts to halt the

Dartmouth College first-years this fall will be the first to deal with a set of new basic distribution requirements as

Ever wanted to see a T car torn to shreds? Well, if you're willing to travel to Dorchester, you've got

Another member of the Class of '98 has landed in the public eye--this time, for a speech rather than a

President Neil L. Rudenstine said in an interview this week that he wants to find a new dean for the

While he thinks a task force's changes in Harvard's benefit system are laudable, the alterations have generated concern and will

Harvard's computer network will be restructured by beginning of the fall semester and will feature a new machine handling general

The Kennedy School this week officially announced the composition of its search team charged with finding a new Institute of