Around Campus
Harvard Houses as Classic Easter Candy
No one has experienced pure joy until they have gone to the post-Easter CVS clearance aisle. Pastels, chocolate, and seasonal bunny-shaped goods galore! In preparing to raid the candy inventory once April 21 hits, here’s what sweet treats I think the Easter Bunny would identify with each Harvard House.
A Taste of the Upperclassman Houses (Literally)
In honor of the recent Housing Day festivities, here’s a House ranking sure to upset every undergraduate on campus. Gobble, gobble, we ate you up.
HUPD Police Log: Spring Break Edition
Even with half of the student body in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic, campus is far from boring.
The Harvard Houses as Boston Neighborhoods
If you haven’t been to your House’s neighborhood, what are you even doing? Get out of the bubble! Don’t worry, they probably have Tatte there, too.
Love It/Hate It: March
March at Harvard is a true paradox. You get a taste of spring… but then remember you’re still buried under psets. So, is it a month of renewal or a test of mental fortitude? You decide.
Midterms: Humanities Edition
Midterms are here, and no one is safe. Whether you’re memorizing formulas, pretending to understand that one reading you definitely skipped, or simply questioning your life choices… read along to understand the humanities perspective on midterms.
Quiz: Which 2025 Oscars Best Picture Nominee Are You?
The Oscars just happened, and let’s be honest — you’re not thinking about the speeches or the upsets. No, the real question on your mind is: Which Best Picture Nominee am I?
No, Your Blocking Group Isn’t Unique
Now that the dust has more or less settled on blocking — no last-minute group drama, please — you’ll notice that no two blocking groups are exactly the same. A few classic combinations pop up time and time again, though, and we’re here to call them out.
A Case for Renaming FlyBy
FlyBy and Flyby have shared a name for too long. Since Flyby is better, here are some options HUDS could change their takeaway meal service to.
Flyby Tries: Making Harvard Square College-Kid Friendly
Let’s face it, Harvard Square is way too expensive, lacking in variety, and just outright boring. Naming it after a college but having it tailored to tourists is an atrocity. Check out Flyby’s attempt at making Harvard Square college-kid-friendly!
Leaked: Your Datamatch Matches
Now that Datamatch isn’t asking for Rice Purity Test scores anymore (boo), we had to find something else to expose to the general public: your matches.
Flyby Ranks: Super Bowl Ads
Super Bowl LIX brought big-budget ads packed with humor, excitement, and star power — but did they hit the mark? Let’s break down the biggest successes and fumbles from this year’s commercial lineup.
Flyby Tries: Fancy Coffee at Lovestruck Books
Follow a Flyby writer’s adventure to try out a new coffee shop in the square! George Howell Coffee, located in Lovestruck Books underneath the old Anthropologie building, is a delightful experience, both for the tastebuds and for the bored Harvard student.
Reasons Why You Wore Your Harvard Sweatshirt to the Airport
Do you need some extra convincing to wear your Harvard sweatshirt to Boston Logan this weekend? Whether it’s to land a job or spark a fleeting airport romance, Flyby breaks down all the reasons why you might decide to wear Crimson to Terminal B.
