Mildred and Philip Sawyer Papers / New-York Historical Society Theodore Roosevelt was famously possessed of such formidable natural energy that he was known at Harvard as a “locomotive in human ...

Roosevelt's Harvard career. Some find him an average ... He saw in the Boston papers that his cousin, vice-president Theodore Roosevelt '80, was in Cambridge visiting Professor Lowell, so he ...

At Harvard, where he studied natural history ... began to organize for the conservation of game and game habitat. Theodore Roosevelt, an avid hunter, joined the fight. Not surprisingly, the ...

Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York City to glass importer and leading philanthropist Theodore, Sr. and Georgia-born mother Martha “Mittie” Roosevelt. As a student at Harvard University (1876-1880 ...

Theodore Roosevelt appeared an unlikely candidate ... and coming of age in a New York mansion. A Harvard man, he socialized with America's upper crust. In practice, however, TR looked after ...

In the over 100 years since Theodore Roosevelt left us, we have discovered so much more than the myth of a self-made man. I still recall the moment, sitting in the cloistered confines of Harvard ...

President Donald Trump issued perhaps his most important executive order to date. It is titled “Restoring America’s Maritime ...

At the time of Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration ... By 1902, Franklin Roosevelt is a Harvard sophomore, but a mediocre student who is not particularly popular with his classmates and is crushed ...

Roosevelt guard Myles Walker #2 celebrates after a basket and foul against Harvard-Westlake in a CIF State Open Division boys basketball regional semifinal game in Eastvale on Saturday, March 8, 2025.

Theodore, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt are the most prominent members of one of the most important families in American history. Theodore and Franklin occupy the White House for 19 of the first ...