A report from the Ivy League school found rampant grade inflation. But students complain the administration is moving the goal posts.

When the Harvard football team faces the University of Pennsylvania Saturday, the Crimson will look to leave the Quakers quaking. Harvard already boasts the best national ranking in program history and the highest ranking the Ivy League has seen in nearly four decades — now the team will try to convert that momentum into yet another win.

This week is going to be rough for the Quakers. Harvard is the Ivy League’s strongest program, boasting an undefeated overall record and reaching over 30 points in each game. Against other Ivy League schools, the Crimson have finished with at least a 17-point lead. On top of this, Penn has a losing record against Harvard, especially for away games.

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Harvard professors responded with outrage to a tranche of emails showing a close yearslong correspondence between former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers and sex offender Jeffrey E. Epstein, reopening an old and bitter divide between Summers and the faculty.

In our latest episode of College Matters from The Chronicle, we dive into a fascinating new report on grade inflation at Harvard College, which houses the university’s undergraduate program. Prepared by Amanda Claybaugh,

Harvard psychology professor Steven Pinker said that President Donald Trump had a point about liberal bias at the university, citing need for more professors on the right.

Two men have been arrested in connection with Saturday's explosion at Harvard Medical School, the FBI announced on Tuesday.

Here is everything you need to know about Harvard vs. Penn, including TV and streaming options for the Ivy League matchup.

Harvard/MIT’s startup supercluster is rapidly producing AI-era unicorns—often led by under-25 founders—with record growth rates, capital efficiency, and blue-chip backers

Harvard University has expanded its Bitcoin ETF holdings by 257% in the third quarter, making the iShares Bitcoin Trust its largest disclosed position with 6.8 million shares valued at $442.8 million as of September 30.