As two rivals butted heads in a championship rematch, football devotees and neophytes, Giants fans and Patriots die-hards gathered across campus to bear witness to the unfolding of Super Bowl XLVI—an event which ultimately left Giants supporters and Patriots detractors triumphant while Pats fans were disappointed yet again.

Even at a school where students watch live TV about as often as they might do reading that’s marked as “optional” on a syllabus, the Super Bowl is a big event. In a regular year, the campus seems to take a break from its regular Sunday-night routine of homework and brain break to watch America’s most popular television program—even if it’s just for the commercials.

Get ready for the most anticipated sports event of the season. This weekend means Super Bowl Sunday, and whether you want to watch the New England Patriots crush the New York Giants (or vice-versa), Madonna's halftime performance, or the always entertaining commercials, a viewing party is sure to enhance the experience. Look no further for your viewing needs, as Flyby has the scoop on the premier Super Bowl parties and events going on around campus.

Every Friday, The Crimson publishes a selection of articles from days and years past.

Pforzheimer House tutor Emily G. Rosenthal will serve as the House’s acting resident dean for the spring semester while Resident Dean Lisa Boes takes a sabbatical.

Lowell Lecture Hall was closed starting Monday as a precautionary measure to evaluate several ornamental fixtures that appear to be separating from the ceiling.

We stumbled across this picture of Matt P. Damon (formerly '92) chilling with some friends during his time at Harvard.

Many students report being evicted from Sunday’s Winter Formal co-hosted by five Houses at the House of Blues for allegedly appearing intoxicated.

In this series, Flyby brings you a look at the various topics that Harvard people are discussing on social media platforms, be it homework, celebrities on campus, or general angst.