James Y. Stern
Flush With Campaign Funds, University Looking to Spend
A dean could do a lot with a billion dollars. Although Harvard administrators have been wholly focused on fundraising for
Knafel Wants Others To Imitate Him
When you've got nothing you've got nothing to lose. So sang Bob Dylan about destitution. Sidney R. Knafel '52 has
Hauser Draws Women To Fund Drive
The donors gathered in New York for Wednesday's capital campaign update had three things in common--money, white hair and neck
University Exceeds $2.1B Campaign Goal
NEW YORK--Harvard's capital campaign has raised $2.325 billion--three months before its scheduled end and $225 million in excess of the
Fundraising Leaders Strategize For Future Drives
NEW YORK--At a celebration yesterday in the nation's financial center, Harvard's most generous benefactors and prominent administrators gathered to pat
$2.1 Billion Goal Reached in Cap. Campaign
It's an announcement more than five years in the making. This afternoon, under the mounted moose and elephant heads of
University Poised to Meet Campaign Goal
For the last five years, Harvard University been on a mission to raise an unprecedented $2.1 billion from its alumni
Billy Graham Asks Students to Respect Cross
The Reverend Billy Graham, 80 years old and suffering from Parkinson's disease, grasped the lectern before an electrified congregation in
Prince Andrew Visits Campus
The Secret Service, usually traveling in an entourage of American-made Chevrolet Suburbans and Lincoln Towncars, yesterday descended on Harvard with
Harvard Investors Post Low Returns on Endowment Investments
For Harvard University, this year's bull market proved disappointing. For the first time in six years, Harvard has fallen short
Taipei Mayor Slows Independence Push
Ma Ying-jeou returned to his old stomping grounds at Harvard Law School, where he had picked up his doctorate nearly
Harvard Takes Aggressive Stance on Campus Student Group Names
For more than a century and a half, the Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to
Financial Aid Director Miller Heads to Brown
Financial aid at Harvard has changed, and after 20 years in Cambridge, Harvard's longest serving Financial Aid Director, James S.
Where Old News Goes to Die
In a shadowed corner of the lobby at the National Press Club, someone set up a relic for display. Cast
Harvard as number one
T he times they are a-changing. At the turn of the century, higher education in America made a dramatic transformation
