Armed with caulk guns, foam insulation, and compact fluorescent light bulbs, sixty volunteers weatherproofed and made energy upgrades to the Phillips Brooks House yesterday.

Doing good is going to get a whole lot easier for the Phillips Brooks House Association. The omnipresent Harvard non-profit got a mid-finals period pick-me-up when it won $25,000 in the Chase Community Giving competition for being voted into the top 100 charities in the United States.

In high school, Laura E. D’Asaro ’13 broke the world record for being the fastest person to crawl a mile—raising over $5,000 for cancer research. Now, she's bringing that same drive to Harvard.

Though five students have been nominated to run for Phillips Brooks House Association President in tomorrow night’s elections, it appears probable that current PBHA programming co-chair Katilin S. L. Koga ’11 will run unopposed for the position.

When students in the Quad opened their doors Friday evening, they found themselves facing a three-foot tall Michael Jackson, a ...