The Trump administration’s sweeping federal review of nearly $9 billion in multi-year research funding tied to Harvard has ...

Dr. Jeffrey Flier is an endocrinologist and a professor at Harvard Medical School, where he was the dean from 2007 to 2016.

Joyful shouts filled the lobby of the New Research Building on the Harvard Medical School campus as 164 graduating students tore open the envelopes of long-awaited letters containing the momentous ...

Studying medicine is a noble act, but a costly one, too. A report by EducationData.org states that the cost of a medical school education has risen by about 2.5% each year since 2014, with the average ...

(Bing Guan/Bloomberg via Getty Images) The Trump administration’s crackdown on DEI programs could exacerbate an unexpectedly steep drop in diversity among medical school students, even in states like ...

Harvard Medical School researchers have found that statin use significantly reduces the risk of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and hepatic decompensation among patients with chronic liver disease ...

(Photo: Brice Tucker, Deseret News) The foundation, along with the Nora Eccles Treadwell Foundation, gave a joint $110 million donation to build a new medical school at the U. that is expected to ...

Harvard University announced Monday that it is expanding its financial aid program for undergraduates, including making the school tuition-free for students with annual family income below $200,000.

Harvard University has announced it will offer free tuition for families making under $200,000 annually, following the likes of Yale, Stanford, and other universities now offering similar programs.

Undergraduate tuition at Harvard College was more than $56,000 this year, but the total cost of attendance, including room and board, was nearly $83,000, according to the school. Harvard College ...

"Our goal is to bring the most promising students to Harvard—period," the statement read on the school's website. "We know that paying for college is a big concern for many families, and we’re ...