William L. Jusino

Veteran Mayor Returns to Post

The Cambridge City Council elected Kenneth E. Reeves ’72 mayor at its inaugural meeting on Monday, returning him to an

Few Students Turn Out for Election Day

The Ward Eight, Precinct Three, polling station, set up in the lobby of Quincy House, saw a lot of student

Candidates Seek Reelection

As Cambridge gears up for its City Council elections tomorrow, political hopefuls across the city are making a final push

Local Politics Leave Students Cold

It’s not unusual for Harvard’s politically inclined students to spend a weekend rallying in Virginia or canvassing New Hampshire to

Economics Professor Earns Prestige

Professor of Economics Caroline M. Hoxby ’88 stood in the spotlight this year for her criticism of University President Lawrence

Professors Admit to Misusing Sources

Two distinguished Harvard Law School (HLS) professors were accused this year of misusing sources in books they have published. Loeb

After Harvard, Bond Builds Reputation as Architect

In the past four years, many different blueprints have been discussed for the memorial site at Ground Zero in lower

Princetonians Protest Frist

A student-led filibuster has continued for eight straight days at Princeton, during which students have been speaking around the clock

Study: Gender Inequality Persists

Despite an increase in the number of tenured female professors over the last 20 years, gender inequalities in the composition

Powwow Honors Heritage

The Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP) hosted its 10th annual Harvard University Powwow—a day of traditional Native American music

At the law school, the scandals that once dogged three professors have left hardly a trace.

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Mass. Gubanatorial candidates (left to right) Chris Gabrieli, Christy Mihos, Deval Patrick, and Tom Reilly debated on issues from taxes to education reform at the Institute of Politics JFK Jr. Forum last night. The televised debate was moderated by R. D.