George T. Hill

Off-Campus Undergraduates Find Community Through Dudley House

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Nobody actually lives in Dudley House, but about 70 undergraduates have some right to call it home. About 33 students

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June 29, 1971 Radcliffe approves a deal that more closely links it with Harvard. The two will share fundraising and

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When two dozen student protesters seized Massachusetts Hall at dawn on April 20, 1972 and began a 153-hour seige, it

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The passage of the 26th Amendment to the Constitution in 1971 gave 18-year-olds the right to vote everywhere in America

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Starting next week, Lamont Library will lend books for four weeks at a time and will accept e-mail renewals, librarians

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The highest honor a Radcliffe woman can receive went to a biochemistry concentrator with a 14.5 cumulative GPA and a

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War-torn Niger, electron-positron colliders and astral planes helped some of Harvard's most talented thesis writers win Thomas Temple Hoopes Prizes

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An unidentified male student spent roughly two hours trapped in an elevator at Hilles Library on Saturday evening, according to

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With the Cold War over, now is the time for young people to enter politics, 1988 Democratic Presidential Nominee Michael

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Sporting red folders, playing the name game at socials and researching party life, roughly 940 pre-frosh will sample Harvard's fruits