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Internationals Find a Home Abroad
Riding on the airplane flight from South Africa for his freshman year, Nicholas J. J. Kogl ’13 says he did not know what to expect. He wasn’t sure his style would fit into Harvard’s undergraduate community considering what he had read online and seen in the movies.
Harvard LGBT Community Upset By Lamont Incident
Though the damage of 36 LGBT-related books in Lamont Library is no longer being characterized as a hate crime, the incident has brought to light the issue of homophobia on campus and left the LGBT community at Harvard feeling confused and frustrated.
Urine Spill on LGBT Books Deemed Accident, Not Hate Crime
After conducting an investigation in response to a recent police report that 36 books treating LGBT topics had been damaged with what appeared to be urine in Lamont Library last month, the University determined Monday morning that the incident was an accident and will no longer be treated as a hate crime, according to a statement sent from College Dean Evelynn M. Hammonds to the Harvard community on Monday.
Students Disrobe For Primal Scream
Harvard undergraduates ditched their books and their clothes for a run around the Yard last night in a tradition known as “Primal Scream.”
Primal Scream
Harvard students celebrate the beginning of exam period with a naked run through the rain.
CS50 Fair
Students from this semester's CS50 class show off their final projects at the annual CS50 fair. The fair was held on Friday in Northwest labs, where students were given the chance to show their projects to teachers, recruiters, and friends, and to enjoy the dozens of cupcakes, candies, and CS50 stress balls being given out.
CS50 Fair
Students from this semester's CS50 class show off their final projects at the annual CS50 fair. The fair was held on Friday in Northwest labs, where students were given the chance to show their projects to teachers, recruiters, and friends, and to enjoy the dozens of cupcakes, candies, and CS50 stress balls being given out.
Summer Opportunities Fair
Students gathered yesterday afternoon at the Gutman Conference Center and Radcliffe Gym to learn about job, internship, and study abroad opportunities at the Office of Career Services' Summer Opportunities Fair
FM's 15 Most Interesting Seniors
VIDEO: The Queen's Head has never been more interesting. The 15 chosen seniors gather on Sunday, December 4th for the FM issue's photo shoot.
Dean Hammonds Brings Free Burritos to Lamont
Students studying in Lamont on Wednesday night were treated to free burritos by Dean of the College Evelynn M. Hammonds.
Harvard's Class of 2011 Rhodes Scholars
This year, Zachary M. Frankel ’11, Daniel E. Lage ’11, and Baltazar A. Zavala ’11 and first-year Medical School student Aakash K. Shah were selected as Rhodes Scholars. We caught up with Frankel and Zavala to ask them about their time at the College and their thoughts on spending at least the next year at the University of Oxford in England.
Harvard Rhodes Scholars 2011
VIDEO: This year, Zachary M. Frankel ’11, Daniel E. Lage ’11, and Baltazar A. Zavala ’11 and first-year Medical School student Aakash K. Shah were selected as Rhodes Scholars. We caught up with Frankel and Zavala to ask them about their time at the College and their thoughts on spending at least the next year at the University of Oxford in England.
Cookies and Cocoa
Freshmen talk to PBHA representatives about the student-run public-service programs at PBHA. Students from Oak Yard were invited to one of the study breaks that PBHA will host for freshman this semester.
PBHA Study Break
Freshmen talk to PBHA representatives about the student-run public-service programs at PBHA. Students from Oak Yard were invited to one of the study breaks that PBHA will host for freshman this semester.
Roving Reporter: Thanksgiving
Lucy F. Medeiros, an Adams House dining hall employee, talks about her plans to cook Thanksgiving dinner for her extended family this Thursday.