There is a pig living in the kitchen at Annenberg Hall. But this pig doesn’t oink or roll in the mud. Instead, it spends its day grinding leftover food and napkins.

If the Freshman Arts Advisory Board (FAAB) has one mission, it is to provide intense Harvard students with not-so-intense artistic downtime. Recognizing that students, and especially freshmen, can be intimidated by the heavy time commitments required by extracurricular organizations and semester-long VES courses, FAAB has organized a wide array of spring workshops to help first-year students engage with the arts.

Approximately 100 freshmen slogged through the Cambridge slush last Thursday evening to potentially find their soulmate—or at least enjoy free massages and burritos. Inside Ticknor Lounge, students slid into twelve rows of chairs and adopted identifying numbers, ready to commit to the College’s first-ever freshmen speed-dating event, "Sex, Love, & Harvard." The event was hosted by the Center for Wellness and the Freshman Dean's Office.

The freshman intramural program got a makeover recently.

College creates a perfect environment for adding pounds.

As the Class of 2014 experiences reading period for the first time, many students find themselves struggling with the stresses ...

What was a seemingly ordinary lunch in Annenberg erupted into a veritable dance party at 12:20 p.m. today, thanks to the students in the freshman seminar “Movement and Meaning: Dance, Culture, and Identity in the 20th Century.”

Nora Molyneaux lives in a first floor suite in Grays Hall with newly painted walls. Her bright pink bike sits in the hallway outside her door.

Built a bit like a star high school football player, Taylor B. Evans '14 looks the part of a Marine.