- Stephanie Germanotta, also known as Lady Gaga, makes an unexpected stop at the Science Center platform on her way to Sanders Theater. By Allie Stote
- Lady Gaga unexpectedly greets a group of fans outside of the Science Center around 2:30pm today. By Allie Stote
- Lady Gaga captures an image of herself using a fan's digital camera, complete with a Lady Gaga lanyard.
- Lady Gaga autographs the arm of devoted fan, Annie E. Dean-Ganek, a senior at Andover High School who skipped class to come to the event. By Allie Stote
- Annie E. Dean-Ganek, a senior at Andover High School, enthusiastically shows her autographed arm to friend Sean M Sullivan, a junior at Andover High, and a local newscaster. By Allie Stote
- Lady Gaga's mother, Cynthia Germanotta, follows her daughter into a screaming crowd of fans. By Allie Stote
Goo Goo for Gaga - Lady Gaga returns to her vehicle escort after briefly stopping to thank her fans in front of the Science Center. By Allie Stote
- Lady Gaga fans, Cody J. Sullivan, a sophomore at the Massachusetts College of Art and Swampscott High School sophomore, Victoria E. Paradise, dance to Lady Gaga's "Born this Way" outside of the the science center. By Allie Stote
- The Greenhouse Cafe sold specialty cupcakes resembling Lady Gaga to honor the superstar's visit to launch the Born This Way Foundation. By Allie Stote
Stephanie Germanotta, more commonly known as Lady Gaga, visited the Harvard campus to launch the Born This Way Foundation, an anti-bullying campaign focused on empowering youth and social outreach, at Sanders Theater. Accompanying Gaga were her mother, Cynthia Germanotta, and media mogul Oprah Winfrey. Dedicated fans traveled from all over to try and catch a glimpse of the superstar.