Blizzard conditions Wednesday led to the accumulation of over a foot of snow in Cambridge.

Red Sox CEO Talks Baseball and Politics

Baseball fans of different ages munched on buttery popcorn as they listened to Larry Lucchino, chief executive and president of the Boston Red Sox, discuss the relationship between baseball and politics yesterday afternoon at the Harvard Kennedy School.

World AIDS Day 2010

Students come together to carry out the charge to "Act Aware", the theme for World AIDS Day 2010.

Group Rallies for World AIDS Day

Last night’s World AIDS Day Rally took both a commemorative and a political tone as more than 100 people gathered in the Boston Common gazebo to honor the millions of lives that have been lost to the disease and to advocate for further funding and support for health care across the globe.

Andres Del Castilo, a student at Suffolk University, introduces the next students speakers during a rally advocating for the DREAM Act yesterday in Boston.

City Councillor Requests Inquiry into Nightclub Closing

Boston City Councillor Ayanna Pressley has called on a city agency to investigate the shut-down of a party at a Boston nightclub arranged for black alumni and graduate students from Harvard and Yale that ended in allegations of racist conduct on the part of the club’s owner.

Harvard Fund Helps Community Housing

The new Doña Betsaida Gutiérrez Housing Cooperative that opened in Jamaica Plain on Saturday is the latest project made possible by the Harvard’s 20/20/2000 Housing Initiative.

Actors Transform and Transfix in 'Circle Mirror'

The Huntington production suffers from this slow pacing, but otherwise proves to be a sturdy version of an ultimately absorbing show.

Stars Shine at Ballet

During a time when many ballet companies are struggling to stay afloat, Artistic Director Mikko Nissinen is not only preserving ...

Roving Reporter: Boston Book Festival

The Crimson's Roving Reporter goes to Boston to scope out the city's annual book festival.

A crew team member perches on a bridge railing, supported by another crew team member. Intense onlookers crowded the various Charles River bridges this weekend.

The Boston Book Festival

Authors and Boston Bibliophiles flock to Copley Square for the 2010 Boston Book Festival

Today in Photos (10/18/10)

Photos published in the October 18, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

Protesters interrupt the President's speech at Governor Patrick's campaign rally. Their cause was to draw attention to increase the US support for global AIDs medication

President Barack Obama speaks to a crowd at the Hynes Convention Center giving his support to Governor Deval Patrick and Lt. Governor Tim Murray's campaign in the mid-term elections held on November 2.

President Barack Obama visited Boston to show support for Governor Deval Patrick’s re-election, waves to voters at a rally at the Hynes Convention Center. Original publication date October 18th, 2010.

President Barack Obama shakes hands with Governor Deval Patrick during the rally for Patrick’s re-election. last Saturday. Midterm elections will take place on Nov. 2.

Governor Deval Patrick addresses crowds of his supporters during a rally for his re-election at the Hynes Convention Center last Saturday.

Candlelight Vigil

Harvard students and Boston-area residents gather to pay tribute to the young men and women who have recently lost their lives due to anti-LGBT bullying and those who continue to face harassment.

Today in Photos (10/06/2010)

Photographs from the October 6, 2010 print edition of The Harvard Crimson

Levine Reclaims Symphony Hall Stage

This past Saturday, the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) commenced its 130th season with an all-Wagner program of symphonic overtures and ...

Today in Photos (10/04/10)

A collection of photos published in the October 4, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

Boston Local Food Festival

Boston residents gather on the Boston waterfront Saturday afternoon to enjoy locally prepared food, a farmer’s market, and live music at the Boston Local Food Festival.