Prominent Afro-American studies and religion scholar Cornel R. West '74 yesterday accepted a tenured professorship in the Afro-American Studies Department

A Faculty report released yesterday recommends that the Semitic Museum reduce its commitment to public exhibitions and slash the size

One week after Faculty officials issued a 10-page essay meant to prompt discussion about the undergraduate concentrations, faculty members are

An initiative to consider a more interdisciplinary approach to the teaching of statistics across the University is being examined in

Thomson Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr. '53 yesterday called the "kinky sexual practices" of homosexuals "shameful" and said

When Professor of Education Richard J. Light interviewed hundreds of students in an exhaustive survey on teaching at Harvard, he

Thomson Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr. '53 testified yesterday in a Denver trial that homosexuality is "shameful" and

Elizabeth Bayley '96 says most of her friends had bad Expository Writing teachers. And she is still surprised she wound

The Harvard Divinity School and Afro-American Studies Department have offered tenure to Cornel West '74, a prominent Princeton African-American studies

A California federal judge's ruling that the military ban on gays is unconstitutional will probably have no immediate effect on