On Campus
Levitsky Leads Honduras Talk
The coup in Honduras that occurred over the summer and the subsequent international reaction may have large implications for the future of democracy in Latin America, Professor Steven R. Levitsky said at a dinner discussion last night.
Finance CEO Discusses Choosing Careers
Having a specific career in mind during college is not necessarily the key to professional success, Ellen Alemany, Citizens Financial Group’s chief executive told undergraduates last night.
Grant To Focus on Business Writing
An annual fellowship for business reporting will be added to the collection of 2010 Nieman Foundation fellowships, the group announced last week.
Students Enjoy Thanksgiving Festivities
Smiling faces, a steaming meal, and Play-Doh greeted students who stayed on campus over the Thanksgiving holiday at a celebration of the season in Eliot Dining Hall last Thursday.
Thanksgiving at Harvard
Students enjoy the pumpkin and apple pies at the Thanksgiving dinner in Dunster House.
Thanksgiving at Harvard
Students found that staying at Harvard instead of trekking home for Thanksgiving break was not half bad - there were plenty who did!
Thanksgiving at Harvard
Among the Thanksgiving dishes served by HUDS were cranberry stuffing, mashed potates, and creamed corn.
Thanksgiving at Harvard
The Dunster dining tables were packed with students, faculty, and family, as it was the only dining hall open on Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving at Harvard
The kitchen staff dutifully carve the turkey and ham for everyone to feast on.
Black Friday Sales!
People around the U.S. crowd stores on the Friday after Thanksgiving, known as “Black Friday”, to take advantage of the myriad of deals and savings that are offered for a short amount of time.
Cultural Survival Bazaar
Jose Buenaventura Gonzalez Gutierrez weaves an Oaxacan rug at an Indigenous craft bazaar hosted by Cultural Survival, an organization that works for indigenous rights and cultures around the world, Sunday.
