Nearly half of the 125 implicated students in the May Harvard University cheating scandal were asked to temporarily withdraw from the university Friday, following an announcement from the university.

Families who sued Harvard University after loved ones’ remains were allegedly stolen and sold on the black market have had their cases dismissed. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited ...

It's probably safe to say that there weren't any winners in Harvard's recent cheating scandal, but the list of losers just keeps growing. The school's 16 resident deans are the latest unlucky bunch to ...

MONTH FOR A PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING. ALSO BREAKING A SALEM WOMAN ACCUSED OF SELLING BODY PARTS THAT WERE STOLEN FROM THE HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL MORGUE HAS AGREED TO PLEAD GUILTY TO ONE COUNT OF ...

Almost two weeks ago, Harvard administrators announced they were investigating about 125 students for allegedly plagiarizing responses or inappropriately collaborating on a final take-home exam for ...

A Massachusetts judge has barred a lawyer from Morgan & Morgan from appearing before him in litigation against Harvard ...

Luke D. O’Brien ’27, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a Social Studies concentrator in Eliot House. Harvard’s greatest failure in its Epstein saga wasn’t accepting his money; it was the leadership who ...

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A former morgue manager at Harvard University Medical School who was convicted of stealing and selling human remains donated to the Boston-based institution for medical research was sentenced to eight ...

The rarefied atmosphere has been slightly soiled surrounding the Hasty Pudding Theatricals club at Harvard -- which, as it salutes its man and woman of the year, has two members facing embezzlement ...