University officials presented their annual report on “town-gown” relations to the city planning board last night in a meeting that

Facing a major expansion of Harvard’s science facilities in their neighborhood, an influential group of Cambridge residents indicated last night

When Jason L. Lurie ’05 spoke out at an Undergraduate Council meeting last month against giving funding to the Harvard-Radcliffe

A month after administrators temporarily replaced the lecturer of one of Harvard’s largest classes due to student complaints, officials stress

Underneath a painting of Martin Luther King delivering an impassioned speech, representatives from five Cambridge neighborhoods met last night to

Members of the newly elected executive board of the Harvard College Democrats say they will work to keep the group

In response to students’ complaints, the instructor of Economics 1010a, “Microeconomic Theory” will take three weeks off to polish his

The streets around Brattle Square closed for almost four hours yesterday afternoon as the city’s hazardous material team responded to

The director of the federal office that protects human research subjects announced last week that he will resign from his

A new public service program has been created at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) to train current and future