With applications under review at law schools around the country, students are waiting anxiously to hear the results of what

Priscilla D. Taft ’38, a doctor who lectured at Harvard Medical School despite being turned down for admission into its

Harvard juniors and seniors were told to look beyond lucrative fields like investment banking and consulting while considering their post-graduation

Assistant Dean of the College Karen E. Avery ’87 will coordinate the efforts of Harvard’s race relations tutors starting this

Leading international economist Jeffrey D. Sachs ’76 will leave Harvard this summer to accept a teaching appointment at Columbia University,

Harvard may lose its leading international economist—a professor for two decades—to Columbia University, according to a recent published report. Stone

Even as the recent economic downturn hurt fundraising efforts at colleges and universities across the country, private donations soared to

Frequent binge drinking has more than doubled at women’s colleges in the past decade, according to a recently released report

Stone Professor of International Trade Jeffrey D. Sachs ’76 presented his ideas for the largest anti-poverty campaign since the Marshall

The black and Latino populations will replace swing groups like “soccer moms” in determining the political balance of power over