In today’s job market, quantitative trading and research roles at hedge funds and high-frequency trading (HFT) firms are some of the most coveted positions, surpassing even the desirability of FAANG ...

When History professor Tiya A. Miles ’92 first read “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” as an undergraduate at Harvard, she found herself awed by Harriet A. Jacobs’ description of her experiences ...

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 will convene a University-wide council of faculty advisers — a move that comes after months of advocacy from faculty who want an expanded role in school-wide ...

Sick of JP Licks? Want more flavor options than Sundae Sunday at Berg? We’ve got the place for you: Honeycomb Creamery, a 15-minute walk up Mass. Ave. Honeycomb’s been on our go-to list for a while ...

Forty-eight Harvard College seniors were elected to Harvard’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa on Wednesday, joining 24 of their classmates who were inducted in the spring to the nation’s oldest and most ...

More than 70 pro-Palestine activists staged a silent study-in at Widener Library on Tuesday to protest the University’s refusal to conduct a review of its investments for ties to human rights ...

Isaac R. Mansell ’26, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a Statistics concentrator in Kirkland House. When Mathias Risse, the director of Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, recently commented ...

Harvard lost the 140th playing of The Game to the Yale Bulldogs 34-29. The defeat forces the Crimson to share the Ivy League title with the Dartmouth Big Green and the Columbia Lions. 3:31 p.m. - ...

Earlier today an op-ed was published in The Crimson suggesting that the Institute of Politics should move away from its founding principle of nonpartisanship. Nearly 60 years ago, President John F.

Calvin D. Alexander, Jr. ’27, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a joint Comparative Literature and Music concentrator in Adams House. When Harvard prohibited chalking on sidewalks, I couldn’t imagine a ...

Hundreds of students flocked to an unofficial tailgate hosted by Harvard final clubs ahead of The Game on Saturday morning, where attendees danced to music, gleefully passed around Jell-O shots, and ...

While winning the actual game is one aspect of proving to the Ivy League that Harvard is the best (not that we have to), everyone knows that the real battle at Harvard-Yale is which student section ...