The staffing of the president’s office changes with its leader, but the departure of two aides at the end of

Move over Arnold Arboretum. Harvard may soon own a 400,000-acre New Zealand forest. Harvard Management Company (HMC), the group responsible

Three women have been sexually assaulted within blocks of the Quad in separate incidents over the past week, the Cambridge

Against the backdrop of a lawsuit filed by The Crimson that calls for increased access to police crime records, the

University President Lawrence H. Summers advocated more rigorous evaluation of school reforms Friday at the opening of a two-day conference

A former head of Harvard Divinity School (HDS) will return to Boston in January to lead the city’s Catholic Charities,

Harvard’s endowment climbed to its highest level in history last year, according to annual figures released yesterday. After declining for

D. Ronald Daniel, the man who has controlled the University’s pursestrings for nearly 15 years, announced yesterday that he will

Thomas M. Reardon, a key figure in the University’s largest-ever fundraising drive, announced yesterday that he is stepping down after

A Graduate School of Education (GSE) student arrested in January 2002 for allegedly raping a classmate was acquitted earlier this