It’s crucial that the Harvard student body begin to focus less on where their peers went to high school and more on their ...

During the summer, students would be on a mostly empty campus, likely with no extracurricular programming. There, they would ...

The Harvard field hockey team returned to the pitch this past weekend with a vengeance. The Crimson paired an offensive ...

Sydney G. Burns ’29, a Crimson Editorial editor, lives in Leverett House.

Harvard Law School launched the National Security Law & Policy Initiative on Wednesday, a new program combining a series of ...

Harvard’s chief Community and Campus Life officer Sherri A. Charleston called loneliness as deadly as smoking — citing ...

Harvard Law School moved up the date when private-sector law firms may begin accepting first-year students’ applications for ...

Two affordable housing developments in Cambridge were among the recipients of a $278 million award from Governor Maura T.

Former Harvard Board of Overseers president Helena G. Buonanno Foulkes ’86 ousted incumbent Rhode Island Governor Daniel J. McKee by a wide margin in the Democratic Primary election Wednesday night.

Electric blue, shining brighter than the ocean at low tide, glistening like the sky on a hot summer day. Summer days like the ones when I was twelve, riding up and down my neighborhood street, ...

Harvard quietly overhauled its rules for screening foreign researchers, students, visitors, and institutions, sharply expanding when University affiliates must run government watchlist checks amid ...

Cambridge is facing its second lawsuit from a developer over its inclusionary housing requirement, which mandates that buildings of a certain size include a portion of income-restricted units.