Student Life
Four Loko Sweeps Across College Campuses
While beer may never be replaced as the quintessential party beverage, it now has some serious competition. A combination of ...
Fun ideas J Term Funding
Take a break from Cambridge, and use funding from Harvard to take an exotic vacation during J term. It's okay. It furthers your education.
Harvard Grilles
Have late night munchies but brain break has been ravished and you are sick of Noch’s pizza? Thankfully, Harvard has ...
Students Challenge Holiday
A century after Mass. first recognized Columbus Day as a legal holiday, about 30 students gathered outside of Matthews Hall for a candlelight vigil honoring “Dia de La Resistencia Indigena.”
Kegs Banned at H-Y Tailgate
Kegs and hard liquor will be banned at the Harvard-Yale tailgate this year, in keeping with restrictions in place two years ago.
Shopping Around
The Dunster House Committee held a flea market on Sunday, featuring items such as Dunster House apparel and kitchenware.
Flyby Likes It On The Go
“I like it on my desk,” Okeoma C. Nwakanma '03 wrote as her Facebook status. “I like it unzipped for easy access,” wrote Michelle Ran ’13 as hers.
The Women's Final Clubs
To continue our series from Monday, here are the profiles of the women’s final clubs.
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Roommates Faith M. Deis '14, Raina B. Gandhi '14, and Hannah C. Donoghue '14 attended the Fall Thankathon at the Ticknor Lounge in Boylston Hall yesterday to write thank you notes to alumni donors and eat pizza. The first 150 people also received a free Harvard College Fund mug.
Undergrad Appears on German TV Show
For Paul Glootz ’13, a pleasant weekend trip home to the city of Magdeburg, Germany, culminated in an appearance on a live German national television show on Monday night.
Vigil Recognizes LGBT Suicides
Hundreds of people traded umbrellas for candles last night as they stood in the rain to commemorate the lives lost to suicide due to anti-LGBT bullying and discrimination.
Faith at Harvard Student Panel
Faith at Harvard Student Panel at the Harvard Hillel. Students from various faiths talk about their experiences with religion since coming to college.
