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Last Monday, Devon Ray Williams released his first hip-hop album, "High Time."

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The Harvard Horntails, Harvard's quidditch team, hosted a tournament on Sunday, Feb. 20, that included other Boston-area teams as well as a team from the University of Vaasa in Finland.

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Juan Munoz '11, playing for the Harvard Horntails, tries to elude the Vaasa Centaurs' defense during Harvard's first home quidditch tournament Sunday afternoon.

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Few students find enough time to commit to the rigors and risks of being in a serious band.

Sousa Retells Myths in Film

Dan Sousa is not a typical animator. Instead of creating films with strong narrative structure and central characters, he prefers to captivate his audience with an immediate visceral reaction.

Exploring the Lowell Bouldering Wall

Want to exercise without freezing in the cold or get trampled by law school students at Hemenway? Take a climb on the wild side and try bouldering. Located underneath Lowell A entryway, the Lowell wall just added new routes for the season. First visit is free, so get climbing today!

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Michael Sheridan speaks on documentary film making in Afghanistan.

Falling Ice Presents Hazards Across Campus

While many around campus have been enjoying the recent rise in temperature, some of the effects of the warm weather have not been quite as positive. In addition to enormous puddles of melted snow, there is now another hazard to consider on your way to class: falling ice.

Loss of Swipe Access Disrupts Thousands

About 7,600 Harvard ID cards stopped working around 4:30 a.m. yesterday morning, according to an e-mail from Jeff Neal, a spokesperson for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

Harvard Thinks Big 2

Harvard Thinks Big Again

The second annual Harvard Thinks Big event is tonight at 8 p.m., but don't be discouraged if you forgot to get a ticket. A standby line will form outside Sanders Theatre before the event, and students waiting in the line will be admitted on a first-come first-served basis starting at 7:45 p.m. Current ticketholders are guaranteed admission through 7:45 p.m.

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Today in Photos (02/17/11)

Egypt - The Power of People

The Institute of Politics held a forum titled “Egypt - The Power of People” tonight at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government with David Sanger (right) and Micah Sifry (center).

Vi Hart Dazzles Pfoho with Balloon Polyhedrons

Vi Hart, recreational mathemusician perhaps best known for her videos about doodling in math class, is in residence in Pforzheimer House this week. Last night, she held a workshop where Pforzheimer and College affiliates—including this Flyby correspondent—learned to make polyhedrons and other mathematical objects using balloons.