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9.1.2002

9.1.2002

In the spring of 1973 Harvard president Derek Bok asked my husband, Jim Vorenberg, to be master of Dunster House. We had been married three...

9.1.2002

Almost unnoticed, much of the University's scholarly work has migrated from departments and individual professors' offices to...

9.1.2002

Student revolutionary, political refugee, gymnastics instructor, radical abolitionist clergyman: German-born Karl Follen was an unusual Harvard...

9.1.2002

Barry Wald '78 was diagnosed with Steinert's Disease, a rare form of muscular dystrophy (MD), 13 years ago. Because of the muscle deterioration...

7.1.2002

Harvard plans to erect a new building on Mount Auburn Street beside the Fox Club (foreground). Harvard has tapped Leers Weinzapfel...

7.1.2002

Globalization has brought little but good news to those with the products, skills, and resources to market worldwide. But does it also work for...

7.1.2002

It is a testament to his energy, vitality, and ambition that, in the ninth decade of his life, the business school's Alfred Chandler '40, Ph.D...

7.1.2002

"Was introduced to Miss Kate Loring, a most charming and lovely girl....I danced with her twice or three times, and found her very...

7.1.2002

Seen here [this photograph not available on-line] at the Fogg Art Museum with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, LL.D. 1859, is Sandra Grindlay...

7.1.2002

Men's Crew The Crimson decisively swept the Harvard-Yale boat race (the varsity winning by 41.3 seconds), to cap a strong season. The men's...

7.1.2002

I am one of you. But I am also one of "them." What do I mean? When I am told that this is a world at war, a war between the great civilizations...