Cambridge
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John Collison '13, co-founder of an online payment processor named "Stripe" to be launched next week, speaks about the coding behind the program that simplifies the transaction process.
Cambridge's Smallest Park
Taylor Square Park is the smallest public park in Cambridge. At 57 square feet, it's about half the size of a typical Winthrop House bedroom.
Candidates Edge Into State Senate Race
State Representative Jonathan Hecht of Watertown and State Representative William N. Brownsberger '78 may face off in the Senate race.
Square Spreads to Local Business and Student Groups
An inch-wide device named Square, which—when plugged into the headphone jack of a smartphone—allows any individual or business to accept credit card payments via a free mobile application.
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Richard T. T. Forman, Professor of Landscape Ecology at the Graduate School of Design, speaks with members of the audience at a reception following his talk on Biodiversity, Ecology, and Global Change yesterday.
The Thrones of Garden Street
Unlike the look-don't-touch aura that surrounds most sculpture, these stone thrones, called "King and Queen," are meant to be sat on.
Harvard Bookstore
As Cambridge sees a demise in bookstores, The Harvard Book Store reaches out for customer support by requesting their continued business.
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Wynton L. Marsalis looks on as performers demonstrate popular dances from the 1930s during his lecture, “The Double Crossing of a Pair of Heels”, in Sanders Theater on Thursday.
Carnival in Cambridge
A brilliant costume parade and pulsing Afro-Caribbean rhythms are the hallmarks of the Cambridge Carnival, which took place on Saturday, ...
