John Harvard's Journal
Can Harvard’s Football Team Repeat Its Ivy League Success?
Despite personnel losses, Crimson captain Xaviah Bascon is upbeat about the 2026 season.
Harvard's Hammond
Mason Hammond '25, G '32, LL.D. '94, Pope professor of the Latin language and literature emeritus, died on October 13, 2002, four months short...
Prowlers Discover Harvard Valuables
Emilie Norris and Nina Cohen are the prowlers, officially sanctioned and strictly aboveboard. They range widely throughout Harvard to conduct...
Quantity Time
Four years ago, when my first child was two years old and I was six months pregnant, I left my law career to become a stay-at-home mother...
The Church as Forum
Memorial Church was on several occasions in the fall term the site of strong talk about the conflicts of the time. On October 2 former New York...
Crimson on the Hill
The Republicans may have swept Capitol Hill in the November elections, but the Democrats remain firmly in control of Harvard's contingent of...
Where Credit is Due
A significant change in Harvard's fundraising policies came into effect December 1. Henceforth, graduates of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
A Reischauer Returns
The newest member of the President and Fellows of Harvard College (as the Corporation, the University's executive governing board, is formally...
Brevia
Robert C. Clark Stephanie Mitchell / Harvard News Office Legal Leader Thanksgiving week, Robert C. Clark, a corporate-law scholar who...
Poetry and Politics
On November 12, two days before poet Tom Paulin was scheduled to deliver the annual Morris Gray Lecture, sponsored by the department of English...
Scoreboard 2.0
"We're never really going to be 'finished' with the website," says John Veneziano, director of sports information, but on-line access...