Harvard Square’s Red House Restaurant Closes for Renovations

The Red House, a seafood restaurant in Harvard Square, has temporarily closed for “a few months” ahead of planned renovations, according to Harvard Square Business Association executive director Denise A. Jillson.

Former Singapore PM Discusses National Governance at HKS Godkin Lecture

Senior Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong delivered the 2024 Godkin Lecture at the Harvard Kennedy School on Tuesday, where he discussed the principles and practices in the governance of Singapore.

Palantir Co-Founder Calls Government ‘Dysfunctional’ at Harvard Republican Club Event

Joe Lonsdale, the co-founder of Palantir Technologies, called the United States government “dysfunctional” during an event hosted by the Harvard Republican Club on Tuesday Evening.

Arnold Arboretum Renaming

Harvard Arnold Arboretum Renames Bussey Street to Flora Way in Honor of Enslaved Woman

Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum formally renamed Bussey Street — named after a merchant whose wealth came from slave-produced goods — to Flora Way at an unveiling ceremony Saturday.

First ‘Freecycle’ Event of the Semester Held in Smith Center

The Harvard Office for Sustainability hosted its first Freecycle event of the semester at the Smith Campus Center on Tuesday.

Cambridge City Council Declines to Endorse Eliminating MCAS Requirement

The Cambridge City Council rejected a policy order to endorse a ballot question to remove the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System standardized test as a graduation requirement for high schoolers at a meeting Monday evening.