Harvard reps noted that they remain committed to "fostering an on-campus community and a legal profession that reflect numerous dimensions of human experience"

The young Mexican singer was recognized for his association with Mexican students at Harvard.

A Harvard professor believes that a genetic reset is possible and can allow humans to live up to 1,000 years. He is currently working on it and something could be out in the coming years.

“The Globe” ran a piece in December that “Brit-bashing Barack” wasn’t able to come to terms with his daughter seeing Rory Farquharson, and was reportedly “furious” that the two were thinking long-term.

As WHO declared the coronavirus a pandemic, various sectors in the U.S. have taken steps to slow down its spread.

Brad Pitt's Plan B and Walt Disney Studios team up to tell the story of Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who became the head of brain tumor surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Harold Ekeh was embarrassed when he arrived in America at 8 years old with a thick Nigerian accent. Now he's king of college applications.

Check out Los Angeles Lakers point guard, Jeremy Lin, throwing out the first pitch at Dodgers Stadium on Saturday. Read More.

Emilio Lezama talks with Latin Times about the cultural significance of his project, Los Hijos de la Malinche.

Read and find out if Jesus had a wife or not. There are many theories surrounding this topic.

Read to find out when and where to watch Cincinnati versus Harvard.

Study shows coffee reduces suicide risk.

A study from Circulation Journal suggest skipping breakfast can increase heart attack risk in men.

Luis Roberto Ramírez Álvarez, Mexico's prodigy kid, admits he doesn't have any friends and why he really wants to go to Harvard.

Harvard desmiente que Luis Roberto Ramírez Álvarez, niño genio mexicano, asistirá a sus aulas

Roberto Ramírez confirmed his genius kid was tested and he, in fact, has an IQ similar to Albert Einstein's.

Harvard denies accepting Luis Roberto Ramírez Álvarez.

11-year-old prodigy going to Harvard this fall.

A Harvard University study found that election officials were less likely to respond or give sufficient information to those with Latino-sounding names.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has become fodder for jokes on the left in response to his rise to conservative fame.