Eugenia V. Levenson ’03 has won a prestigious Marshall Scholarship, planning to use the award to study social anthropology at

When Undergraduate Council presidential candidate David M. Darst ’04 first asked Shira S. Simon ’04 to be his running mate,

Six members of the Yale Glee Club were hospitalized with minor injuries on Friday after two buses carrying the group

Clifford Frondel, a pioneering minerologist who was part of the team that first studied the moon rocks brought to earth

The Memorial Church marked its 70th anniversary Sunday with a day of events marked by both solemnity and celebration. The

Eileen J. Southern, the first black female professor at Harvard, died last Sunday in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. She was 82.

The commission charged with evaluating the sexual abuse prevention policies of the Boston Archdiocese has recommended more training for priests

What’s the easiest way to tell a first-year from an upperclass student at Harvard? Ask them to check their e-mail.

Harvard students hoping to avail themselves of bargain textbook prices at the UC Books website this year have instead been

Harvard students should think of coffee more deeply—not just as a source of caffeine, said speakers at the Harvard Fair