Jenifer L. Steinhardt

For Four Years, Crimson Crimes Bordered on the Bizarre

Crime happens, even at Harvard. These are some of the most memorable crimes of the last four years: the sad,

Ready to Rove

I used to be a celebrity. I was the Roving Reporter. Natalie Portman, Al Gore III, the Prince of Jordan—the

My Two Dads

NEW YORK—It may sound like a typical Jerry Springer case of dubious paternity, but I’m certain the man with a

Whining About Dining

Now that Adams has banned first-years from its dining hall, many of the College’s most outspoken critics have mercilessly attacked

Louie’s Robbed At Gunpoint Friday Night

The owner of Louie’s Superette, the popular convenience store near Mather House, was robbed at gunpoint Friday night. No one

Search for MIT Student Continues

Police are investigating the disappearance of an MIT junior who has been missing for nearly a week. Daniel S. Mun,

Attack Details Emerge

An undergraduate who was attacked near St. Paul’s Church Tuesday night was sexually assaulted, police said yesterday. The student was

Economies of Scale

Larry Summers has always gotten by on his brains, not his beauty. But for this expert in deflation and fiscal-belt

Design Dean To Step Down

The Dean of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (GSD) announced yesterday that he will step down at the end of

How aides have served Harvard’s past presidents

The staffing of the president’s office changes with its leader, but the departure of two aides at the end of

Kennedy School of Government students ADAN D. BRIONES (left), and DARON K. ROBERTS (right) camp out outside the Supreme Court building to get seats for oral arguments of the affirmative action case.