College
300 ‘Likely Letters’ Sent to Class of 2015
Harvard College will send out approximately 300 “likely letters” to applicants by the end of this year’s admissions cycle.
Seniors Petition for Core Class Credit
About 300 juniors and seniors have petitioned to receive Core credit for departmental courses this year.
Friends Honor Ilya Chalik
Friends and family filled the pews of Memorial Church yesterday night during a service to honor the memory of Adams House resident Ilya Chalik ’11.
HCS Matches Pairs For Valentine’s Day
A record 2,260 students woke up yesterday morning to a list of romantic prospects in their inboxes generated by Datamatch—a matchmaking service operated by the Harvard Computer Society—just in time for Valentine’s Day.
House Masters Approve New UC Fund
The Undergraduate Council will move forward with the Student Initiated Program (SIP) fund, members said at last night’s council meeting.
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.
In Greek Life, Rushes Discover Community
As sororities’ rush season draws to a close and fraternities’ recruitment period moves ahead full-steam, those seeking a place in Harvard’s Greek life scene say they want more than to be just another frat brother or sorority sister—they want community.
College Mourns Death of Student
Ilya Chalik ’11—an avid traveler and a Tai Chi expert—died yesterday in his Adams dorm room, according to Adams House administrators.
Adams House Resident Ilya Chalik '11 Dies
Ilya Chalik ’11, a History and Science concentrator in Adams House, died today, Dean of Harvard College Evelynn M. Hammonds wrote in an e-mail to the College community.
Record Number Rush Two Frats
A record number of men are rushing two of Harvard’s three fraternities this semester, according to fraternity leaders.
