Nearly 85 percent of Harvard undergraduates who responded to a Harvard Undergraduate Association survey opposed a proposed cap on A grades, signaling broad student resistance to major changes in ...

Nearly 400 students gathered in Kirkland House dining hall Saturday night for an early Lunar New Year celebration that ...

True, Gen Eds often focus on niche topics, and it’s tempting to skip readings when an A is all but guaranteed, but they’re ...

Considering how much Harvard benefits from the current system, and the meager sum it gives back, it’s reasonable to ask the school to chip in for short-term aid. More than Harvard’s chance to play ...

Olivia R. Nelson ’29, a Crimson Editorial editor, lives in Hurlbut Hall.

Coming off the back of a huge overtime win over the No. 8 Quinnipiac Bobcats, Harvard women’s ice hockey continued its streak of success against No. 7 Princeton. The Crimson scored the game-winner ...

Harvard Medical School assistant professor Christopher M. Palmer said Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ’76 ...

The Crimson overwhelmed Dartmouth in a dominant 75-35 victory, holding the Big Green to no field goals in the first quarter and to just one in the entire first half.

Freshman Iris Heikkinen is scaling more than just rock walls. The competitive climber is determined to embrace every part of the Harvard experience while also undergoing intense training.

On Friday, Feb. 6, Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals awarded Michael Keaton as its 59th Man of the Year with a jocular ...

Entrepreneurship is drawing increasing interest among Harvard students, driven by rising technology salaries and national shifts in the startup economy — though some investors and alumni say the ...

Harvard men’s ice hockey narrowly fell to the No. 14 Dartmouth Big Green 3-1 at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center.  Friday’s loss keeps the Crimson outside of the top three in ECAC standings and further ...