William M. Lipscomb Jr., Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Chemistry, spoke to a packed Science Center audience of 400

The Cambridge Civic Association (CCA), a progressive political group, announced the election of Peter M. Lange, assistant professor of Government

Over 200 Cambridge tenants and landlords gathered at a Cambridge Rent Control Board (CRCB) meeting last night to argue over

More juniors and seniors seek counseling and advice on personal problems than freshman and sophomores--a complete reversal from a few

A Nobel Prize-winning Harvard biologist withdrew his name from the sponsor list of an international revolutionary conference saying he feared

Student interest in summer jobs is "way up" this year, and undergraduates who want jobs in competitive fields should start

Starting this April, all premed students will take a new version of the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) which will

BOSTON--Surrounded by about a dozen relatives, several hundred volunteers, photographers and reporters, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54 last night celebrated

The Harvard Corporation has sold about $3 million worth of stock in AMAX, Inc., a U.S. multinational mining corporation that