To the editors: Re: “Summers Resigns; Bok Will Be Interim Chief,” news, Feb. 22. For three of my four years

To the editors: Harvard University occupies the preeminent place among institutions of learning in America, and it is a colossal

I ran into Neil Leon Rudenstine a week or so ago. He is a dude from less-than-scenic Danbury, Connecticut whose

The ancient Harvard Corporation is nothing if not secretive. The half-dozen "fellows" of the University--captains of industry and academic dinosaurs--release

Goodness. The rumor mill has been all atwitter, ajangle, alive with talk of a 13th house. Nevermind Dudley--they mean a

The House system--in which students in the College spend all but their first year in one of 12 small residential

When Neil L. Rudenstine took over the Harvard administration in 1991, he said he would stay for ten years. Somehow,

Manliness runs a deep course through American life, but it is hard to find at Harvard, says Tom Wolfe. The

He arrived at Yale a legacy, the grandson of a Senator, the son of a member of Congress. But throughout

Since the presidency of Derek C. Bok, Neil L. Rudenstine's predecessor, Harvard University has been anxious to minister to the