Students will be exempt from one Core requirement for each semester spent studying abroad, under a new policy approved last

Inspectors have allegedly discovered 60 dead cats in the Beacon Hill apartment of a former Harvard Extension School student who,

Four collegiate athletics experts debated the best way to measure and enforce gender equality during a panel discussion on the

A student-faculty athletic advisory committee met Friday to discuss Ivy League plans to raise the bar on admissions policies and

A Slavic studies scholar who took nearly a decade away from academia to work as a computer programmer and a

Abram Bergson, an acclaimed economist who put aside plans to become a professional artist and went on to revolutionize the

The Harvard Foundation’s annual Student and Faculty Awards Dinner, which honors students and professors who have worked towards cultural understanding

The decor in the office of Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 is dense and varied, a testament

Laurie B. Gray ’03 said she was “a wreck” when, while wrapping up her biology thesis last month, her parents

Last month, with his unit deployed in the desert and about to invade Iraq, First Lieutenant Joe Finnigan made an