Students will soon be seeing more of those familiar blue lights around campus. As part of a major upgrade of

Worried about risk to the community, Cambridge residents are calling for the removal of a nuclear reactor owned and operated

More than 200 students from nearby colleges wrestled with issues of Taiwanese politics, identity, careers and culture Saturday at the

A former member of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), the organization charged with investigation crimes committed under apartheid,

A Harvard alumna was among a group of protesters arrested last week for demonstrating in front of the Burmese Embassy

Two survivors of breast cancer advised a half dozen students last night to use preventative care and not to shy

New Harvard Dining Services (HDS) safety regulations for donated food have left an area homeless shelter without meat. HDS workers

Linda Nicholson, a resident scholar and fellow at the Center for the Studies of Values and Public Life, spoke about

A toxic chemical spill and small fire forced students, professors and staff to evacuate the Mallinckrodt lab building on Friday

Students who suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)--arm and wrist pains usually caused by excessive typing or poor typing skills--are