President Neil L. Rudenstine and Cambridge Mayor Alice K. Wolf cut a crimson ribbon at an opening ceremony for the

Several Jewish women at Harvard have formed a group to focus on issues of gender and Judaism. Approximately 10 women

Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 told visiting parents at a panel discussion yesterday that a review of

The Hasty Pudding Institute, which already oversees a centuries-old theatrical society and several a capella singing groups, will expand its

Undeclared presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy delivered what many considered his first election speech of the campaign season before a modest

The executive board of the Undergraduate Council last night voted to retain two new members whose campaign methods had been

Monday night might seem to be a great time to recover from the weekend--by reading a little Hume, doing a

Much to the chagrin of some residents, there are plans to reincarnate the famed Adams House pool--but without the water.

For the second year in a row, approximately 17 percent of the College's students have waived their Undergraduate Council fees,