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This year's Woman of the Year parade was held in honor of actress Anne Hathaway, who recently received an Academy Award nomination for her work in the film Rachel Getting Married.

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Actress Anne Hathaway parades along Massachusetts Ave. with two Hasty Pudding Cast members in drag by her side.

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Anne Hathaway was the recipient of this year's Woman of the Year award from the Hasty Pudding Theatricals. She plans to use her Pudding pot as a storage receptacle for fortune cookies.

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Hasty Pudding cast members brave the snow and done dresses to participate in the Woman of the Year Parade.

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Anne Hathaway was the recipient of this year's Woman of the Year award from the Hasty Pudding Theatricals.

Today in Photos (1/27/2010)

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The Environmental Action Committee is currently soliciting student input on the designing of a new community garden, which will be located in the empty grass lot in front of Lowell House.

Today in Photos (1/26/2010)

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Harvard Art Museum contemporary art curator Helen Molesworth plans on leaving HAM, her home since 2007, to take the position of chief curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art of Boston.

Today in Photos (1/25/2010)

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The celery is from Texas. Just kidding.

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Honey, bring out the TV dinner!

The Latest in Furniture Trends

If you walked by Quincy Yard this past week, you might have noticed an arm chair, a footstool, and a television set sitting under a tree. No, this was not another attempt by President Faust to promote community in a yard space. And no, this wasn't your standard upholstery, the kind that makes you itchy all over. These particular pieces of furniture—along with the lazy cat and the sleeping dog lying around them—were made of snow.

Harvard Lends Helping Hands to a Shaken Country

Larry D. Arbuthnott ’10 was woken from his afternoon nap by his grandmother's worried shrill: “Turn on the news! I think there's been an earthquake in Haiti.”

Harvard Partners With Mobile Social Networking App

Harvard natives and visitors will be able to explore the historic expanse of Harvard Yard and Harvard Square with greater ease as a result of a partnership with a mobile social networking application called foursquare, the University announced on Tuesday.