Veterans Day weekend started early for more than 200 students when Assistant Professor of Government Jill Frank dismissed her Government

Mark D. Gearan '78, national director of the Peace Corps--a government-sponsored public service organization that sends volunteers to foreign countries--will

The 2 p.m. bell of Memorial Church tolled solemnly yesterday afternoon as more than 500 students, faculty and administrators paid

Members of the Harvard community reacted in stunned disbelief this weekend to the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin,

Advocates of women's rights are currently battling a tide of potential infringements, said President of the American Civil Liberties Union

Mystery still shrouds the poster war that pits the Bisexual Gay and Lesbian Student Association (BGLSA) against the Association Against

Pushing public policies that will "lift everybody's boat," Democratic state Congressional candidate John Tierney campaigned before an audience of about

About 30 volunteers gathered in the Hillel courtyard yesterday to help decorate the newly-built Sukkah hut in good time for

As every Harvard student knows, there are two kinds of tourists: those that invade the peace of the Yard in