Winter signifies the return of Harvard’s most humiliating extreme sport: trying not to slip on ice while getting to class.

Multiple former swimmers at the University of Pennsylvania sued Harvard in federal court for allegedly violating Title IX by ...

Philanthropist Joshua Kraft officially announced his candidacy for Boston mayor on Tuesday — and lost no time criticizing ...

The affordable housing crisis has plagued Cambridge for more than a decade. As councilors have failed to reach a consensus on ...

After a proposal to construct separated bike lanes on Broadway drew criticism from residents who feared drastic parking ...

The Harvard Extension School’s Brattle Street Review — a student-run bi-monthly publication of creative writing, nonfiction, ...

The United States Department of Health and Human Services launched a Title VI investigation into Harvard on Tuesday over ...

Harvard is soon to bring hundreds of new housing units online in Allston as the University approaches several major ...

The Harvard Law Review elected Gregory Terrell Seabrooks as its 139th president of the Harvard Law Review last Saturday, the ...

As the Trump Administration threatens to cut federal funding for school districts across the country, Cambridge Public School leaders assured parents that the district will maintain business as usual.

Regardless of the Board’s concerns, these policies affirm a simple principle: Jewish students' identities deserve the same protections as any other — and that’s not up for debate.

A recent Faculty of Arts and Sciences report recommended that the FAS enforce a non-attribution policy for classroom speech — but professors questioned at a Tuesday meeting whether the proposed rule ...