Harvard Square
Protesters March for Egyptians’ Rights
Several hundred Boston-area residents showed up in Harvard Square Saturday afternoon to protest Mubarak’s 30-year regime.
Otto Offers Unique Pizzas
Otto Pizza, a gourmet specialty pizza restaurant, opened its Harvard Square location on Saturday, filling the empty lot on 1432 Mass. Ave.
Cantabrigians Protest the Egyptian Government
Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Cambridge today to protest the actions of the Egyptian government. Students, residents, and visitors gathered to call for democracy in Egypt and to show solidarity for the protesters there.
ABP Remodeling
Au Bon Pain is currently being remodeled. Although the servery is complete, the new seating area is still under construction.
Even More Snow
Melted snow after Wednesday night’s snowfall creates deep puddles along the streets and sidewalks. Traffic is slowed down as pedestrians attempt to navigate through the congested and slush-filled pathways.
Au Bon Pain Remodels Interior
Au Bon Pain has remodeled to offer more meal options and a new marketplace design.
Square Sees Stabbing, Robbery in Past Five Weeks
A man was stabbed in the neck by an assailant in the vicinity of Brattle and Church Street around 11:25 p.m. on Jan. 2.
Harvard Square Creperie Shutters Doors
Arrow Street Crepes, the Harvard Square creperie located near the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Arrow St., closed its doors earlier this month.
Shopping with Faust
It's not every day that you get to follow the president of Harvard University while she shops for holiday gifts for her family. Curious to see what she might buy, we followed University President Drew G. Faust as she browsed Black Ink and Cardullo's in Harvard Square.
Holiday Shopping with President Faust
Harvard University President Drew G. Faust browses Black Ink and Cardullo's in Harvard Square to purchase gifts for family.
Hilarious Protest Signs
If you were able to join hundreds of Harvard undergraduates at last Friday’s surprise “absurdity” protest in response to protestors from the Westboro Baptist Church, you’ll remember that students brought their creative A-game in the form of hilarious protest signs.
University Promotes Square Shopping
Harvard students and faculty joined University President Drew G. Faust yesterday evening to raise awareness about Harvard Square shopping opportunities.
Harvard Square Shopping Promotion
Michael Segel ’14 and Nicolas Schwalbe ’14 attend the Harvard Square Business Association’s local shopping promotion yesterday. The event included snacks, live music, and a short speech by University President Drew Faust.
Preempt Hunger, Preorder Boloco Now!
Already hearing your stomach rumble in preparation for reading period?
Today in Photos (11/30/10)
Andres Del Castilo, a student at Suffolk University, introduces the next speaker during a rally advocating for the passage of the DREAM Act yesterday in Boston.
Today in Photos (11/24/10)
Photographs from the November 24, 2010 print edition of The Harvard Crimson.
Light Up the Park
Lights illuminate the giant ancient oak in the center of Winthrop Park. The Harvard Square Business Association celebrated their 100th year with a tree lighting on Saturday afternoon.
Globe Bookstore May Be Sold Soon
The fate of the Globe Corner Bookstore is once again in doubt. The owner of the longtime Harvard Square travel bookshop—which reopened on the corner of Mount Auburn and JFK streets in 2006—says he’s putting his store up for sale amid health concerns. The possible sale makes the Globe Corner the latest Square business to confront an uncertain future—and at least the second local bookstore in as many years to be put up for sale.