Cambridge
Battle of the Berries
Pinkberry's arrival challenges Berryline’s monopoly on the frozen yogurt market.
Council Talks Zoning Changes
Last night, the Cambridge City Council continued a contentious debate regarding zoning policies—but first took a moment to recognize Cambridge ...
Student Robbed at Knife Point
A male graduate student was robbed at knife point on Tuesday night outside of 16 Prescott Street—across the street from the Harvard Faculty Club.
Barghouti Stuggles for Palestinians
Omar Barghouti speaks on the global stuggle for the rights of people in Palestine yesterday. The talk was followed by a moderated question-and-answer discussion with Dr. Alice Rothchild of the Harvard Medical School.
Music Returns to Kendall Square T Stop
The restoration of the bells at the Kendall Square subway stop is the work of the Kendall Band Preservation Society, a group of MIT students who have spent the past eight months refurbishing the Kendall Band.
City Council Votes to Research Development in Kendall, Central Squares
The Cambridge City Council voted 8-0 last Monday to approve the selection of Goody Clancy & Associates, a Boston architecture and planning firm, to research potential business and residential development in Kendall and Central Squares. “Each square has its own identity,” Assistant City Manager for Community Development Brian P. Murphy ’86-87 said. “Kendall and Central are going under transformation.”
City Council Discusses Kendall Square Nightlife
Cambridge City Council members last night discussed potential plans for MIT to pay $175,000 to the city in order to reinvigorate nightlife in Kendall Square.
Market in the Square
Market in the Square, a 24-hour deli located on Church Street, was the site of an alleged homophobic incident late Saturday night.
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Known to locals as“The Wall,” this mural is painted on the wall of Supercuts in Central Square. The unique mural features a blend of humans, animals, and machines.
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This striking mural, located on Dunster street, depicts a woman wearing a burqa and weilding a rifle stopped with a flower.
Cambridge Celebrates International Pillow Fight Day
On Saturday afternoon, thousands of pillow-bearing Cantabrigians gathered on Cambridge Common and waited patiently for the signal. Then, at exactly 3:00 p.m., the crowd erupted into feathery chaos.
