Analysis reveals clues about Declaration of Independence copy found in U.K.
Harvard scholars discovered the copy two years ago in an unlikely place: a public records office in England
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Harvard scholars discovered the copy two years ago in an unlikely place: a public records office in England
Lawsuit raises implications for many other colleges that say they consider race as one of many factors to gather a diverse mix of students
Critics say the scholarships are branding ploys to get their brands listed at top universities like Harvard and Berkeley
This single mom went into labor during a final exam last year, then continued to raise her baby while completing her degree at Harvard Law School
Even after eight years of economic growth, many public pensions owe more in retirement benefits than they have on hand
A Philadelphia teen who knew education could change his life has received a full ride to Harvard University
Prestigious universities like Harvard and Princeton are grappling with how to achieve true economic diversity
60 Minutes goes inside the 142-year-old Harvard institution that’s become a wellspring of American comedy
Sixteen-year-old Ayrton Little celebrated the news, surrounded by cheering classmates
The university's governing board has approved a rule saying students who join single-gender clubs are forbidden from leading campus groups
CBS News' Paula Reid was trying to ask about the DOJ Civil Rights investigation into possible discrimination against Asian students at Harvard
Controversial education secretary talked up school choice, but demonstrators had other ideas
"For those of us who have daughters, it just happens fast," Obama said
Move comes after current CIA director and a former acting CIA chief balk at school's controversial decision to give her that title
Morell says he can't remain at an organization "that honors a convicted felon and leaker of classified information"
This is the first year U.S. News is offering postgraduate salary information on 1,000 schools
Yara Shahidi is growing up on screen as well as off camera
Harvard Law School issued an apology for erroneously listing former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci as dead in their alumni directory
Haena Park was sentenced to three years in prison for squandering $23 million on bad investments
The graduate board decided only male provisional members could reapply for graduate membership after provisional status expired last month
The share of Americans who are renters is now at a 50-year high, which is pushing rents higher and straining budgets
Harvard's decision to revoke admission for 10 students is a glaring example: social media can be a risky space
The Harvard Crimson says at least 10 prospective students were disciplined over offensive Facebook posts
"If I get through this speech today, it'll be the first time I actually finish something here at Harvard," Zuckerberg said
Black students are organizing a graduation ceremony of their own to recognize achievements of black students and faculty members some say have been overlooked