Dean of Undergraduate Education Amanda Claybaugh announced Monday that Harvard College will delay implementation of its ...

The Harvard men’s heavyweight crew team started its season off on the right foot on Friday and Saturday as two of the men’s ...

Powell fielded questions from students about the origins of pandemic-era inflation, pushing back on the idea that the expansion of the money supply was the primary driver of price increases.

Harvard Divinity School Dean Marla F. Frederick said the school hopes to deepen its ties to Asian institutions and expand ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more than half a percent after Jerome H. Powell signaled confidence in holding interest rates steady, easing investor concerns that the Fed might move to hike ...

Powell warned that while current U.S. debt levels remain manageable, the trajectory of federal borrowing is cause for concern.

Powell declined to weigh in on remarks by potential successor Kevin Warsh about cutting interest rates, even as Powell himself has resisted doing so amid inflation concerns.

Asked what advice he would give to undergraduates sitting in the room, Powell acknowledged that it was a “challenging time to enter the labor market,” citing low job creation, disruptions to labor ...

Powell wrapped up his remarks to sustained applause before students crowded the stage for a group photo. David I. Laibson told attendees that individual selfies would not be possible due to a “tight ...

Powell joked his way out of a student’s question about whether his usual press conference greeting hints at policy decisions.

Asked whether disagreements within the Federal Open Market Committee complicate his role, Powell said dissent ultimately strengthens decision-making. “When you have a really difficult problem, it ...

Powell said the Federal Reserve is keeping a close watch on the growing private credit market, describing it as a “relatively small part of a very large asset pool.” ...