Nearly five years later and 15 months into Steinmayer’s “Better Lesley” plan, low-enrollment programs have been cut, a $100 million campus renovation plan to consolidate and sell unused buildings is ...

On Saturday, the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations held its 38th annual Cultural Rhythms Showcase, featuring performances from 10 student cultural groups. The event also honored ...

After spending the past few weeks suffering through a bleak New England winter, it seems like things are finally starting to warm up. The sun doesn’t set at 3 p.m. anymore, I can hear birds chirping ...

Coming off an electric 23-7 win against Providence, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team (2-0, 0-0 Ivy) continued its hot streak with a one-goal win against No. 18 Bryant (2-1), 14-13. In what senior ...

Annenberg offers a fair variety of beverages, including its classic soft drink fountain (Root Beer, Sprite, Ginger Ale and the like), Fogbuster coffee and Bigelow’s tea array, juice and milk options ...

The Harvard Undergraduate Association’s annual fall referendum, which opened for voting on Monday, proposes two constitutional amendments around funding requests and extending officers’ terms.

Tuesday’s hearing comes nearly two months after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel. In the weeks since, college campuses across the country have been bitterly divided over the fighting in Israel and Gaza ...

While my bank account may disagree, I can vouch for the popularity of the Starbucks Christmas menu. In fact, these drinks are so popular that we may be slowly becoming them. Which brew are you?

Westport, Conn. – Picking up momentum after what was another rocky start, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team (3-0) fought back from a 8-1 deficit to silence the Bucknell Bison (1-3), 13-12, in what came ...

Spring has sprung, and it’s Women’s History Month. As we (and the flowers) turn our faces towards the sun, what better to do than listen to music made by powerful, talented, beautiful women? Here’s ...

—In their column “Yard Sale Organs,” Dylan R. Ragas ’26 creates poems that attempt to make sense of a past — real, imagined, but mostly somewhere in between. They can be reached at ...

What’s worse than being stuck behind a slow walker while rushing from Vanserg to the SEC, while simultaneously trying to pick up FlyBy, all in the span of 15 minutes? Probably an athlete scooting by ...