NCAA Players Profit

After Tuesday's unanimous vote by the NCAA Board of Governors, student athletes will now be eligible to make money using their name as long as it is in line with their university's guidelines. Before this policy can be utilized, each university must submit a set of rules to the NCAA on monetary endorsements.

Bomb Threat At Jefferson

Jefferson Lab Evacuation

Students evacuate Jefferson Lab after an unconfirmed bomb threat on Monday afternoon.

Fire in Cambridge

Cambridge Fire Chief Gerald Reardon monitors the active fire in Cambridge Saturday night. The blaze affected eight buildings, completely destroying some properties.

Sachee and Khansarinia Win UC Presidential Election

Yasmin Z. Sachee ’18 and Cameron K. Khansarinia ’18 will be the next Undergraduate Council President and Vice President.

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"We Can See Your Greedy Side"

HUDS workers and student supporters chant "Hey Harvard you can't hide; we can see your greedy side," as they march through Harvard Square. The HUDS strike began at 6 a.m. Wednesday morning.

Threat At Harvard Business School

Issuing Second Apology, Porcellian Graduate President Resigns

Charlie M. Storey ’82, president of Harpoon Brewery, announced his resignation as graduate president of the Porcellian Club and further apologized for comments he made last week about sexual assault and all-male final clubs at Harvard.

Tilghman, Former Princeton President, To Join Corporation

Former president of Princeton University Shirley M. Tilghman will serve as the newest member of the Harvard Corporation, the University’s highest governing board.

House Masters ‘Unanimously’ Agree To Change Title

Administrators and House masters acknowledged Tuesday that the move to abandon the term was in part prompted by recent protests against racism on campuses across the country.

Khurana Addresses Students

Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana speaks with first-year students in Annenberg Hall, which stayed open following reports of a bomb threat on campus.

Firefighters Outside Sever

Firefighters stand outside Sever Hall following reports of an unconfirmed bomb threat on Monday.

Annenberg Stays Open

A Harvard University Police officer directed people towards Annenberg Hall, which stayed open following reports of an unconfirmed bomb threat in November.

Firefighters Outside Sever

Firefighters stand outside Sever Hall following reports of an unconfirmed bomb threat on Monday afternoon.

Unconfirmed Bomb Threat

A member of the Harvard University Police Department directs people away from Harvard Yard and the Science Center after students were sent an alert of an unconfirmed bomb threat.

Students Evacuate Harvard Yard

Students stream out of Harvard Yard as police respond to an unconfirmed bomb threat on Monday afternoon by evacuating several buildings.

Unconfirmed Bomb Threat at Harvard Yard

Unfounded Bomb Threat Prompts Police Investigation

In a scene strikingly similar to a scare two years ago, students evacuated Harvard’s Science Center and Sever, Emerson, and Thayer Halls around 12:30 p.m. on Monday after police reported receiving an unconfirmed bomb threat.

Helicopter over Harvard

A helicopter flies over Memorial Hall following reports of an unconfirmed bomb threat on Monday.

Medical School Dean Flier Will Step Down Next Summer

After nine years at the helm of Harvard Medical School, Dean Jeffrey S. Flier will step down from his position at the end of next July.

Fox Club Accepts Group of Women to Its Membership

The Fox Club has accepted a group of junior and senior women into its membership, making it the second male final club this fall to move to go co-ed.

Police Make Arrest After ‘Potential Stabbing’ Near Law School

Police arrested a man on Wednesday evening after receiving a report of a “potential stabbing” near Harvard Law School’s Cambridge campus.

Historian Niall Ferguson Will Leave Harvard for Stanford

Historian Niall Ferguson will become a full-time senior fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution, an American public policy think tank, after 12 years at Harvard.

Harvard’s Capital Campaign Crosses $6 Billion Mark

​Harvard has raised more than $6 billion in gifts and pledges in its capital campaign, charging still closer to its public goal of $6.5 billion.