Gandy Speaks on Feminism

Former National Organization of Women President and current Institute of Politics Fellow Kim Gandy encouraged students in Quincy House yesterday to work together across divisions in the feminist movement to achieve larger goals like reproductive and equal marriage rights.

The instruments may be plastic and the cheering fans pixelated, but this HCIMG event is more than a game.

Harvard College Interactive Media Group (HCIMG), obviously in the middle of a very important meeting.

Queer Student Association shows us that it takes two to tango—any two.

"Rock Bands" Do "Battle"

The instruments may be plastic and the cheering fans pixelated, but this HCIMG event is more than a game.

The instruments may be plastic and the cheering fans pixelated, but this HCIMG event is more than a game.

Police Raid Green Rally

Scores of sleeping protesters—including several Harvard students—were roused from their tents in Boston Common by police yesterday morning.

Alix Dobkin reads from her new book, My Red Blood.

Alix Dobkin reads from her new novel, “My Red Blood”, and performs at the Harvard College Women’s Center.

Momentum: Loeb Mainstage

Momentum performed at the Loeb Mainstage of the American Repertory Theatre (ART), produced by the Harvard Ballet Company and the Harvard Radcliffe Dramatic Club

FEMINISM AND TACOS

A diverse group of students discuss their defintions of feminism and opinions about gender roles over tacos yesterday in the Women's Center.

TACOS AND FEMINISM

A diverse group of students discuss their definitions of feminism and opinions about gender roles over tacos yesterday in the Women's Center.

A Rough, Yet Personal, Sport

For the first time since the seniors of the current Radcliffe Rugby Football Club walked onto the team, the tight-knit ...

Serious Recreation: Harvard Radcliffe Women's Rugby

After a year at the bottom of Division I, Radcliffe Women's Rugby came back in Division II to finish the fall 2009 season undefeated. On Nov. 7 Harvard's club team will compete in the next round of Northeast Rugby Union play-offs for a shot at nationals in the spring.

Seniors Chosen as Class Officers

Michelle M. Parilo ’10 and Nimi P. Katragadda ’10 will join the Senior Class Committee as secretary and treasurer respectively, ...

Religious Discussion Desired

“Challenges to Faith at Harvard,”a panel discussion moderated by the Harvard Political Union last night, examined the social and intellectual ...

The Laboratory at Harvard Launch of Le Whif

Le Whif Inhalable Chocolate: Experience Chocolate Without the Calories comes to Adams Dining Hall

Former Israeli MK Speaks About Iran

Former member of the Israel parliament Effi Eitam, controversial for his views on the Israel-Palestine situation, spoke to students last ...

Women on the Bench

Single Ticket Vies For IOP Head

Kenzie Bok ’11 and Sarah E. Esty ’11 will be running as an uncontested ticket for President and Vice President ...

UC To Approve New Clubs

The Undergraduate Council passed legislation last night that would overhaul the student group recognition process, creating a joint student-faculty committee comprised equally of students and administrators that will approve new student organizations.

Queer Student Groups Seek Unity

The Harvard College Queer Students and Allies and the Transgender Task Force have long struggled to clarify their respective roles ...

Richard II

The Hyperion Shakespeare Company presents Richard II in the Horner Room of the Agassiz Theater October 21-24 at 8pm.

Jenni Schaefer eating disorders

Author Jenni Schaefer sings an original song, “It’s OK to be Happy,” during a talk about recovering from eating disorders at Harvard Hall.