While reality reigns all too often at Harvard, the underground world of Dungeons & Dragons takes on the territory of the imagination.

While reality reigns all too often at Harvard, the underground world of Dungeons & Dragons takes on the territory of the imagination.

While reality reigns all too often at Harvard, the underground world of Dungeons & Dragons takes on the territory of the imagination.

While reality reigns all too often at Harvard, the underground world of Dungeons & Dragons takes on the territory of the imagination.

Making Believe

While reality reigns all to often at Harvard, the underground world of Dungeons & Dragons takes on the territory of the imagination.

While reality reigns all too often at Harvard, the underground world of Dungeons & Dragons takes on the territory of the imagination.

A player takes a break from her mythical avatar to pose and ponder.

Welcome to the Dungeon

Plotting a different universe in their very own common rooms.

One team of undergrads mentally recharts the territory of a Harvard dorm

Playing for Keeps

<p>At the virtual gambling tables that support the strange world of online poker, the insiders have names for their prey.</p>

A Date With Debate

The Harvard Policy Debate Team, originally called the Harvard Debate Council, was founded in 1892. This was the year the ...

Professors Who Rock Harvard

When History Professor Niall C. D. Ferguson begins his lecture at 10:07 a.m., he abandons the podium, choosing instead to ...

Kids Who Would Be King

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Legacy: The Presidential Progeny

Second President of the United States John Adams, Class of 1751, once said, “I must study politics and war so

Legacy: The Classmates

Hialeah High School isn’t exactly the kind of place that draws a large contingent of celebrity kids, but Harvard is

Legacy: The Celebrity

It’s often local news when someone from a small town attends Harvard, but Laura E. Spence ’04 became more famous

Legacy: The Little Sister

To this day, the ears of Molly M. Simmons ’05 perk up whenever the Naval Academy is mentioned. In June

Legacy: The Blue-Blood

In 1649, Oliver Cromwell effectively began his rule over the Commonwealth of England, religious freedom was codified in Maine and

Legacy: The Small Town Girl

Cozily sporting fuzzy purple slippers, Danielle V. Brown ’05 says she loves the snow. Brown hails from Durango, a tiny

Legacy: The Prodigal Grandson

Not every member of the Fly Club and Hasty Pudding Social Club can be spotted on campus in a red

Legacy: The Recruit

Sebastian Anderle ’06 stands out in a crowd. On a good day, he tops off at 6’11”, and, as his

Legacy

In the narrow, college-admissions sense of the word, legacy means family history advantageously intertwined with one’s alma mater. FM expands

The Legacy Begins

Cross-legged on the carpet, Maribel Hernandez ’04 is flipping through photo albums, searching for a picture to run with her

Legacy: The First Generation

Rebekah L. Crooks ’05 realized how different her background was from many Harvard students in an economics class last year.

Let's Do Lunch

If red roses and chocolates are not in the Valentine’s Day cards this year, fear not. While the Harvard dating