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The U.S. women's eight-oared crew won gold at the 2012 London Olympics.
The U.S. women's eight-oared crew triumphed in London, with two alumnae aboard.
Harvard's baseball coach Joe Walsh dies suddenly at 58
He coached for the past 17 seasons and won five Ivy League championships.
John Powers has reported on the Olympics since 1976, and continues at London.
John Powers's Olympic reporting began in 1976 and continues uninterrupted with his dispatches from London.
Does “Sharkskin” Swimwear Make You Faster?
Research by Harvard ichthyologist George Lauder suggests otherwise.
The Harvard College Europe Program launches
A new College program lets students experience European answers to the challenges of the modern world.
Risk of Ozone Destruction Above Populated Mid-latitude Regions
Link to climate change seen
Harvard health services names Barreira director
Mental-health specialist has been active in undergraduate care
A software called RockSalt developed by Harvard researchers boosts app security
RockSalt software improves app security.
Harvard coach and athletes in the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London
Nine athletes and a coach with Harvard ties will represent five countries at the 2012 Olympic Games.
Harvard's Dunster House first to be renewed under $1-billion plan
Lessons learned in renewing the smallest River House will guide a multidecade upgrade of undergraduate housing.
Calorie-burning beige fat identified by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute researchers
Cells isolated at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute may aid anti-obesity efforts.
Villa I Tatti presents an online exhibition on the Berensons' Harvard years
An online exhibit provides new insights into the art historians’ time at the University.