How to Pretend You’re Still on Spring Break

Life’s a beach. Spring break is a mentality. You may have made some of the best memories of your life this past week, but just because you’re back on campus doesn’t mean that it has to end. Here’s how to keep the spring break glow alive, even when you’re walking to lecture and not behind the DJ booth in Miami.

Burst the Bubble: Improv Comedy

I catapulted myself out of the Harvard bubble for a night of stand-up at Boston Harbor. Surrounded by a crowd that was double my age, I enjoyed a show filled with unexpected laughs and life lessons.

Fall Trends I’ve Fallen Victim To

We’re all guilty of falling for the fall trends, and Flyby is bringing you a debrief of our favorites this year. Fall is a state of mind as much as it is a season, so let’s romanticize it and accept the autumnal glow-up with open arms.

Is today a tote bag day or a backpack day?

The daily struggle of deciding between a chic tote bag or a practical backpack is real and rough, but it doesn’t have to be.

tote bag or backpack? you decide!

Flyby’s Hierarchy of Yard Activities

Spring marks the time when we reclaim the Yard and relish the fresh air outside after being cooped up cramming studying hard. Here’s Flyby’s take on the common Yard activities, so you can gauge if your favorite outdoor pastime is Flyby-approved, of course.

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How To: Multitask Like a True Academic Weapon

This guide to multitasking is perfect for working smarter and not harder and managing the crumpling weight of having five conflicting meetings, hundreds of pages of reading, and three papers due by 11:59 p.m..

Currier House

Welcome to Currier House! When you set foot in Currier, you’re definitely in for a tree-t. The amenities are endless, shared with housemates who feel like family. The Currier crew consists of forever friends, extraordinary faculty deans and tutors, dedicated dining hall staff members, and adorable furry friends. You could say Currier residents are one of a kind; those who enter Currier join the ranks of alumni like Bill Gates, Yo-Yo Ma ’76, Neil deGrasse Tyson ’80, and Michelle Wu ’07.

What to Do If You’re Single on Valentine's Day

If you’re single this Valentine’s Day, a) you’re not alone, and b) you don’t have to feel alone, because Flyby is here with some handy tips for single people to survive Valentine’s Day, also known as Singles Awareness Day (S.A.D.). There is no need to turn into the Grinch (Valentine’s Day Version) because love is all around, so here’s how to embrace self-love, friend love, family love, food love, pset love and so on.

5 Favorite Peet’s Drinks & What They Say About You

While America runs on Dunkin’, Harvard runs on Peet’s. You are what you drink, and sometimes, overhearing someone’s Peet’s order tells you all that you need to know about them. Everyone has a go-to drink, and here’s what some of them say about you. Take this with a grain of salt, or sugar. ;)

Flyby Tries: The New Starbucks in Harvard Square

Now that there is a Starbucks back in the Square, it feels like all is well again…

Burst The Bubble: Romanticizing Winter in Boston Edition

This winter, you don’t have to hibernate in your dorm. For those of us who still have a few days left on campus, there are so many ways to embrace the season with outdoor adventures to cherish the chilly weather and indoor activities to get cozy and festive.

What’s in the Notes App of a Harvard Student?

Exposed! The Notes app of a Harvard student is both a diverting and dark place full of entries that are unexplainable and questionable without context

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