Eric S. Solowey

Admissions Inquiry Winds Down

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The Education Department is on the verge of handing down the results of its two-year investigation into whether Harvard illegally

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Dissatisfied with the high school preparation of some Harvard students, professors are being forced to reconsider the proper role of

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In response to concerns that incoming students have received insufficent academic preparation from their high schools, the Core Committee will

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Easing its assault on underage drinking on college campuses, the Senate agreed late Thursday night to tone down proposed legislation

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T HE president and the governors met for only two days at the education summit. Their intention was not to

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.--The first ever presidential education summit came to an end yesterday, as President Bush and the nation's 50 governors

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Harvard library employees worked through the summer in a continuing effort to enhance the University's year-old library computer directory system.

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It's part of the chaos that hits Harvard every year during orientation. For first-year students who are unpacking their belongings

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Every senior who marches down the aisles during today's Commencement Exercises has passed the Quantitative Reasoning Requirement (QRR), but Harvard

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From the academic right, left and center, Harvard's Core Curriculum has faced much criticism throughout its 10 years. But within