Many professors and teaching fellows at Harvard must learn how to balance families, academic research and teaching, but their accomplishments

T he snow has finally melted and spring appears to be in full swing. But with only four more weeks

When Neil L. Rudenstine became president of Harvard in the fall of 1991, his first task was to unite a

This semester, English 178x: "The 20th Century American Novel" has moved to a larger lecture hall three times--and students are

The Faculty Council yesterday discussed grading policies and potential solutions to grade inflation, but did not make any concrete decisions

Three scholars, two in psychology and one in earth and planetary sciences, received tenure in the Faculty of Arts and

While the snow piled up yesterday afternoon, Harvard students were crowding into The Office of Career Services (OCS) to turn

Kiran S. Kedlaya '96, a two-time Putnam fellow and resident of Quincy House, was awarded an Honorable Mention by the

The Catholic Student Association (CSA) refused to allow Brian E. Malone '96 to run for election to its steering committee

After staging a brief University Hall sit-in, about 35 House and Neighborhood Development (HAND) program members yesterday left the office