Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"

Cherry Poppins, played by Brandon J. Ortiz '12, charmfully addresses the audience after the curtain accidentally closes behind her.

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Hasty Pudding Theatrical "Kashmir If You Can"Queen Latikah, played by Ethan Hardy '14, gives a proclamation to the people and requests that they agree to change the law to allow women to lead the kingdom. After her husband's untimely death, Queen Latikah aspires to assume power.

Friends and Couples Take on College

For many freshmen who come to Harvard with a best friend or significant other from high school, this connection can make the adjustment to college much easier.

Friends and Couples Take on College

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Jill Lepore, a staff writer at the New Yorker and a distinguished scholar of American History, reads an excerpt from her new book,"The Whites of Their Eyes: The Tea Party's Revolution and the Battle over American History."

Make a Pact with Your Gym

Having trouble motivating yourself to wake up for that 7:00 a.m. yoga class at Hemenway or attend that 5:30 p.m. Zumba class at the MAC? Beyond laziness, part of the problem might be that we're not paying to attend our gyms as students.

Emerging Expos 30

For the Class of 2016, the Expository Writing Program hopes to roll out a new course—Expos 30—for advanced writers.

College Refuses to Release UHS Stats

Three weeks after a mandatory discussion with resident tutors about the uptick in alcohol-related admittances to University Health Services, College administrators have declined to publicly release the data on hospitalization rates.

Low Demand for Gov. Peer Advisers

One semester after the Government Department added a new Peer Concentration Counselor (PCC) program to its advising structure, those involved have reported low response rates from concentrators.

In a Galaxy Far, Far Away...

Atop the Science Center, a telescope with a colorful past sits nestled in a cozy observatory where generations of visitors have both studied and socialized

Student Group Leaders Call OWAW a Success

With the first-ever Optional Winter Activities Week concluded, student group leaders have now turned to evaluating the week’s success.

Pre-Term Planning Fails to Deter Shoppers

Students in a number of classes said that they were forced to stand—or were unable to even enter lecture halls—while attempting to shop popular courses.

Harvard Sophomore Wins $16,250 on 'Millionaire'

Paul A. Bowden '13, a neurobiology concentrator in Winthrop House, walked away with $16,250 after appearing as a contestant on "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" today.

As Potential Blizzard Approaches, Harvard Graduate Schools Cancel Classes

Schools within Harvard University have announced that classes will be canceled Wednesday, and the University has advised a large portion of its staff not to report to work in light of a storm that may bring up to 16 inches of snow to the Boston area.

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Ricky’s dancer flexibility comes in handy during a game of billiards.