Nadia L. Oussayef

Seminar Promotes Public Service Effort

• March 24, 2004

While some students hit the books, others hit the street. This semester students in Social Studies 98fu, “Practicing Democracy” have

• February 12, 2004

The introductory African and African American Studies course that was once one of the most popular classes on campus is

• December 15, 2003

College administrators have begun to remove contact information for SafetyWalk from public locations around campus. Their decision comes several days

• December 10, 2003

In the wake of last week’s sexual assault outside St. Paul’s Church, students seeking the services of one of the

• November 24, 2003

An Adams House chef and union official says he is being investigated for work stoppage and hostile behavior on the

• October 30, 2003

Harvard instruments helped detect a massive solar flare, which erupted from the sun yesterday afternoon and may cause power outages

• October 23, 2003

Lawrence T. Piatelli ’75, a former member of the Harvard varsity hockey team and headmaster of the Berkshire School, died

• October 16, 2003

Robert F. Bradley, a diabetes expert who brought awareness of the disease to the courtroom and the classroom, died on

• October 2, 2003

A former Treasury Department official, recognized for winning reparations for Holocaust survivors, was presented with the Great Negotiators award at

• September 25, 2003

The student leaders of the Institute of Politics met last night to discuss the first steps of a National Campaign