As the movie The Social Network rolls toward theaters, Rebecca O’Brien writes about Zuckerberg’s reputation around Harvard, his fraternity nickname, and why Facebook was such a hit.

Twelve years after famously dropping out to build Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg went back and got an honorary degree at Harvard University, addressing the 2017 graduates with a speech about the power ...

Launchpad's marine diesel engines gobble up 500 to 1,000 gallons of fuel per hour at cruising speeds. Mark Zuckerberg sparks ...

Mark Zuckerberg's Harvard commencement speech centered around how we can improve life through big projects, equal opportunity and building both local and global community. He outlined a plan "to ...

Mark Zuckerberg has kept relatively mum about antisemitism at Harvard — but he’s expected to break his silence on Friday as he endorses a Silicon Valley mogul to join a powerful panel that ...

CAMBRIDGE, MA – MAY 25: Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg delivers the commencement address at the Alumni Exercises at Harvard’s 366th commencement exercises on May 25, 2017 in ...

Mark Zuckerberg famously dropped out of Harvard in 2004 to move to Silicon Valley and work on a little website called The Facebook. On Thursday, he returned to Cambridge to collect an honorary ...

Mark Zuckerberg, Harvard dropout and CEO of a company worth nearly $400 billion, will be getting a college degree more than a decade after leaving his classes behind.

Mark Zuckerberg Tells Harvard Graduates To Embrace Globalism, 'A Sense Of Purpose' : The Two-Way The Facebook CEO said fighting authoritarianism and nationalism is "the struggle of our time." Some ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg jumped into the fight over Harvard University’s future on Friday, the latest prominent business leader to do so at a moment of turmoil for the elite university.

Mark Zuckerberg finally has his Harvard degree. The Facebook CEO and famous college dropout left the Ivy League university 12 years ago to found the social network, ...

However, if you'd care to keep those 105 minutes of your time, here are seven takeaways from Mark Zuckerberg's discussion at Harvard. 1) Facebook doesn't want to serve you trash.