A few weeks ago, we highlighted each of the campus grilles across campus. At the time, not every grille was open. Lucky for the night owls among us, they’re all up and running now.

They may have been ranked among the, well, less desirable in FlyBy’s house reviews, but Winthrop certainly knows how to ...

With delicious food, live music, and free t-shirts, Eliot House students emerged yesterday from working and studying to celebrate the legacy of their House Masters.

The famed Adams gong, missing since before Housing Day, resurfaced early Wednesday afternoon—in Eliot House dining hall for all to see, no less. This happened the day before the gong's absence was about to be reported to the Cambridge police.

The two scientists anticipate embedding themselves in House culture, bringing with them their passion for their profession and their experience with undergraduates.

A two-day summer orientation, at least one meeting of all current and incoming House Masters, and casual dinner conversations will prepare the three pairs of newly-appointed Masters before they are suddenly thrust into the many responsibilities of overseeing an entire House.

Several undergraduates in Cabot, Eliot, and Mather said over the past weekend that they didn’t know enough about the incoming Masters to have formed a solid opinion on the professors who will lead their Houses starting next academic year.

Harvard Business School Professor Rakesh Khurana, Natural Sciences Professor Douglas A. Melton, and French and Comparative Literature Professor Christie McDonald and their spouses will lead Cabot, Eliot, and Mather Houses as House Masters next year, Hammonds announced Friday in an e-mail to the College community.

In this four-part series, FlyBy will dish out the details of each House’s Brain Break so that you know where to go when those evening munchies hit. Round 3: Winthrop vs. Eliot vs. Kirkland Evaluation Day: Wednesday

The College today announced the appointment of three Harvard professors and their spouses as the House Masters of Cabot, Eliot, and Mather Houses.