C'mon dad, we haven't thrown around the old pigskin in years!

Is your Facebook profile under persistent siege? Have you spent hours erasing traces of status updates and wall posts that you definitely didn't post? Then you, like many other Harvard students, have probably had your account hacked using the popular Firesheep tool. This week Facebook began rolling out a new security setting, which, if activated, can protect your account from this type of attack. As this security setting will be released over several weeks, you may be unable to change it now. Check your "Account Security" page intermittently to see if Facebook has made this security setting available to you.

It’s the holiday season, and if you’re like most Harvard students, you’ve already signed up for at least three Secret Santa gift exchanges, and you’re being pressured to participate in another two.

With the arrival of Thanksgiving, those lucky enough not to be suffering the after-effects of a food-filled extravaganza may find themselves in the midst of one of the craziest times of the year: Christmas shopping season. While this weekend sees the likes of Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday, no day is more famous for the after-Thanksgiving, pre-Christmas holiday rush than Black Friday.

Harvard has a policy that grants amnesty to those who seek medical care for themselves or their friends if they're under the influence of drugs or alcohol, but what about students from Yale?

All right, so the idea of getting the flu shot in a dining hall might make you queasy. But it's better than getting the flu in a dining hall (hope everyone's using that hand sanitizer)

Planning to stay in your room this winter break? The deadline to apply is this Friday, Oct. 15.

There is lots going on on campus. Parties, speakers, guitar groups, religious gatherings, plays...how's a kid to keep track?!

The fifth Monday of the term is tomorrow, which means it's your last chance to add or drop a course. ...

The Harvard Alumni Association is raffling off two tickets for the Red Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles game on Wednesday, Sept. 22, during which President Drew Faust will throw the first pitch at Fenway and the Kuumba Singers will sing the national anthem.