Food and Drink
Valentines, Chocolate, and 'Flirting with Faust'
Love and chocolate were in the air on Monday night as freshmen gathered in Annenberg Dining Hall and kicked off their Valentine's Day celebrations with "Flirting with Faust." Hosted by the First Year Social Committee (FYSC), the event featured music, sweets, and every Harvard student's dream valentine—University President Drew G. Faust herself.
WikiCells: Food Packaging You Can Eat
Professor David A. Edwards is at it again. Having already developed creations that include inhalable chocolate, inhalable caffeine, and a tuberculosis vaccine in the form of a spray, the innovative biomedical engineer from Harvard is now introducing WikiCells: a new edible packaging technology that allows individuals to eat and transport food without plastic.
HLS' 'The Pub'
If Elle Woods were real, she'd be stoked right now. Hoping to bring social nights back to campus, the Harvard Law School opened a new venue, simply called "The Pub," last week.
The Chickwich Challenge
The Chickwich Challenge has been called many things: legendary, the pinnacle of competitive eating and athleticism, disgusting.
V-Day Drinky Drink
Regardless of whether you’re sipping these recipes in the arms of your lover or pounding them down alone, FM hopes they’ll hit the spot.
Piece of Mind? Piece of Cake
Have you ever contemplated the texture of your Marshmallow Mateys? Probably not. However, analyzing those marshmallows during tomorrow's breakfast maynot be such a bad idea.
New Restaurant Has a Long History
First Printer Restaurant opened its doors last week, boasting a menu of upscale American fare. A plaque identifies the 15 Dunster Street address as the site of America’s first printing press, which was used to publish religious tracts for nearby Harvard College.
HUDS Debuts New Winter Menu Items
Old dining hall standbys like pizza and macaroni and cheese have some new companions this season, ranging from Southern grits and collard greens to Thai curry to Korean bibimbap.
Dining Halls Transform Into French Bistro
Tourists have often commented upon stepping into a Harvard dining hall that they feel like they’ve walked into the magical world of Harry Potter. On Sunday, the twelve House dining halls and Annenberg evoked less fantasy and more France
