10:07 AM

Students on their way to class must walk around the Yard to find an open gate near the Science Center and then are show their ID's to HUPD officers to get into the yard

10:45 AM

Harvard employees come to Occupy Harvard to say a quick hello and thank you to the Occupy Harvard protesters.

10:24 AM

Amanda Haziz-Ginsberg, MTS ’12, is videotaped, photographed, and questioned as intrigued individuals gather around the Occupy Harvard movement.

10:21 AM

Members of the Occupy Harvard movement's facilitation working group convene in Harvard Yard with a request that journalists not distract or interrupt the group's meeting.

10:13 AM

Hannah Hofheinz, a ThD candidate at the Harvard Divinity School, explains the movement to a curious woman as two members of the Occupy Harvard movement grab breakfast.

10:08 AM

A student reads the cardboard protest sign proclaiming “HARVARD IS THE 99%” as she walks by. The Occupy Harvard movement is beginning to attract more bystander attention.

9:05 AM

There is an eerie silence around the colorful tents and fall leaves at the Occupy Harvard movement in Harvard Yard on Thursday morning.

Handshake Challenge

FM writers Andrew A. White and Libby R. Coleman attempt to see how long they can keep a handshake going in Harvard Yard.

Dining and Dancing at Diversitas

It's not every day a student can listen to music from Korea, feast on delights from India, and enjoy traditional dance from Mexico. But this Friday, students can enjoy a variety of food, fun, and festivities at Diversitas, a cultural celebration put on by the UC and the Harvard Foundation from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday in Tercentenary Theater.

The Aftermath

After Harvard’s 375th anniversary, Tercentenary Theatre is reduced to a mud field. While deconstruction begins around the yard, normal activity such as the Hahvahd Tours continue.

Patching Up The Yard

Anyone who has walked through the Yard lately may have noticed that Tercentenary Theatre is still recovering from a rough weekend of partying. The combination of rain and thousands of wandering feet at last Friday's 375th Anniversary Celebration have left the grass (much of which has been replaced by dirt and mud) looking less than spectacular. Fortunately, Facilities Maintenance Operations has plans in the works to restore the Yard to its former grandeur.

Harvard's 375th Anniversary

See the highlights of Harvard's 375th Anniversary celebration.

Unexpected Sculptures Around Campus

Sculptures resembling uncommon or everyday objects sprinkle the campus' exterior landscaping, adding at least a little randomness if not subliminal messaging to the University.

In the Yard, the Trees Are Talking

The Lorax can speak for the trees. Well, at Harvard, the trees can now speak for themselves.

Harvard Tours: A Reality Check

Some of the information on those tours is highly embellished or just plain incorrect.

Today in Photos (9/11/11)

Today in Photos (9/11/11)

2011 Convocation

Missed Convocation? Don't worry — we've got you covered. Here's a series of highlights from the Class of 2015's Convocation.

Harvard Freshman Move-In Day 2011

Harvard welcomes the class of 2015 to the Yard on Opening Day 2011.

Undergraduate Researchers Flash Mob in Harvard Yard

With nothing better to do (other than their research), undergraduates from PRISE and BLISS surprised tourists in Harvard Yard today by breaking out into dance moves in front of the John Harvard Statue.

Summer Researchers' Flash Mob

In Harvard Yard, We Ask: What Happened on July 4?

Harvard summer school students try to remember their American history and answer why we celebrate Independence Day on July 4.

Harvard Summer School Students Try To Explain Why We Celebrate July 4

We asked Harvard summer school students to see if they know what actually happened on July 4.

U-S-A!

Following Osama Bin Laden’s death, students celebrate in front of the John Harvard statue by draping an American flag over the University icon. Chants of “U-S-A” filled the air as students flooded the Yard.

Following Dorm Crew

We followed Dorm Crew around Straus Hall as they cleaned rooms and prepared them for the summer.