David Skorton says he hopes to emphasize undergraduate education and uniting university's campuses and programs.
Bolstering U.S. competitiveness is not just the government's job, research university group says in new report.
William Kirby will return to teaching amid grumbling over curricular review and reported split with Summers.
In State of the Union address, Bush proposes doubling spending on basic research in physical sciences over a decade.
Miami of Ohio said private-style approach would help state residents and low-income students. Now enrollments are falling.
Reports circulate that board members are considering whether Harvard needs a change at the top.
What does demise of his Harvard presidency suggest about academic leadership, faculty power and women in science?
Foundation unveils different approach to grouping colleges -- but don't look for who is No. 1.
Professors angry over growing deficits and "pervasive secrecy" will meet today to consider a motion of no confidence.
Arts and sciences professors vote "no confidence" by margin of 131 to 44.
