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Harvard University researchers say they've discovered a second parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence
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Harvard University researchers say they've discovered a second parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence
The Wade brothers were also accepted to a number of other top schools in the country
"Education is essential for change, and I aspire to be that change," the 17-year-old high school senior says
Scholars present research on the topic and discuss how other colleges have confronted their connections to slavery
Harvard University thinks Rihanna shines bright like a diamond when it comes to philanthropy
Police say two former administrators stole about $110,000 to buy laptops, iPads and more
Grammy Award-winning singer Rihanna is being honored by Harvard for her philanthropic efforts
The woolly mammoth went extinct thousands of years ago, but the story of the species may not be over
The indicted former pharmaceutical CEO said he has a solution to high drug prices: “Trump should start a drug company”
The suspension is the third for an Ivy League team since November
“There’s growing inequality, so fewer kids are getting ahead of their parents," says one researcher
Tempers flare as Clinton's communications director accuses Trump team of giving white supremacists a "platform" during campaign
A new exhibit of Max Pechstein’s “Still Life with Nude, Tile, and Fruit” takes viewers behind the scenes of the artist’s career -- and behind the painting itself
He looks and sounds like a typical 13-year-old but math whiz is taking classes at Wheaton College and Harvard
News came after Harvard announced it is suspending its men’s soccer team for the rest of the season over sexual comments made about members of the women’s soccer team
Student newspaper finds document where 2012 men's soccer team rated attractiveness and made sexually explicit comments about female recruits
Harvard economist Oliver Hart also weighs in on the presidential election, saying he hopes the "sane one wins"
British-born Oliver Hart, Bengt Holmstrom of Finland won for shedding light on how contracts help people deal with conflicting interests
The "Jackie Brown" star and the opera soprano are among those being honored for contributions to African-American culture
The zany awards ceremony honors some of the quirkiest scientific achievements of the year
It was the endowment’s worst performance since 2009 when it lost about $11 billion of value
Lesley Stahl profiles Harvard swimmer Schuyler Bailar, who may be the first openly transgender male athlete to compete in a NCAA Division I men's sport
Lesley Stahl tells 60 Minutes Overtime what she learned from the parents of transgender swimmer Schuyler Bailar
Harvard researchers say more than 6 million people are drinking water with unsafe levels of certain chemicals
More than 11 million households are shelling out half their income to make the rent, a record high