The Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Chapter announced this week the election of 12 Harvard men to the academic honor society.

The Kennedy School of Government will conduct a lottery to determine which students may attend a talk by former Soviet

Two Harvard Law Review editors stepped forward yesterday not apologized to the Law School community for writing a controversial parody

NEW YORK--Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton cleared a crucial hurdle on his path to the Democratic presidential nomination yesterday, sweeping four

Sixteen Law School students crowded into the office of Professor of Law Reiner H. Kraakman yesterday afternoon and staged the

Nearly one half of all Harvard students who describe themselves as Democrats support former Massachusetts Sen. Paul E. Tsongas in

For the past several decades, if not centuries, the University's finances have been organized to preserve the virtual independence of

You can get McNuggets in Moscow's Red-Square, a tasty Filet-O-Fish on the Champs Elysees in Paris, and a juicy Big

A Japanese religious leader toured the Harvard campus and paid a courtesy call to President Neil L. Rudenstine yesterday. Daisaku

President Neil L. Rudenstine apologized for missing the annual president's tea with first-year students and plans to make up for