In January 1996, while first-years were facing their first reading period doldrums and an unusually blustery winter, the staff of

Things have changed since 1923, when Harold B. Sedgwick '30 attended his first Harvard-Yale game. Back then, Harvard was still

Want a full scholarship? A degree in New-Age Studies? You could transfer to the International University of Advanced Studies, an

Sprawling cat-like on top of a podium in Emerson Hall last night, performance artist Holly Hughes described for more than

President Neil L. Rudenstine last week denied tenure to Jeffrey A. Masten, the only junior faculty member in the last

As Harvard administrators contemplate changing the University's non-discrimination policy, national transgender activists say Harvard is at the forefront of a

About 100 people filled a courtroom at Harvard Law School recently, as Michael D. Johnston, a "former homosexual" who has

Yesterday's Faculty meeting, the first one of the year, had the feel of a sleepy Friday afternoon class. Although the

A national "transgender" activist last night told a group of 12 undergraduates, graduate students and alumni that traditional gender categories

Addressing a full courtroom at the Law School on Friday, a panel including two self-described "former homosexuals" urged gays and