For Harvard Students in London, A Mix of Separation and Solidarity

For some Harvard students in the London area, the effects of the riots were light. Others, though, profess to being "more connected to London" than at any other point this summer.

Summer Researchers' Flash Mob

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.

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.

And We're Back, Sort Of

You should check Flyby and TheCrimson.com, where we'll have fresh content on a regular basis throughout the summer.

Use It or Lose It

We've got you covered with tips on how to blaze through your BoardPlus before time runs out.

Storage Monitor Positions Now Open

If you're looking for an easy way to make a few extra bucks before the end of the semester, you may be in luck. Although finals are quickly approaching, with them come storage hours—and some coveted jobs monitoring students as they rush to pack their belongings away on time.

New Course to Bridge Cultures

The Harvard Summer School is going global this June—even for students who will remain on this side of the Charles.

Where To Find Summer Housing Around Harvard

Still scrambling to find summer housing in Cambridge? Not to fear—Craigslist isn't the only path to housing still available.

Second Shot at Summer

Nancy Saunders, Director of Undergraduate Career Programming and Advising at the Office of Career Services, speaks to students about the many ways still available to find internships and job opportunities for this summer.

OCS Launches Summer Fellowship for Seniors

The Office of Career Services has recently launched a new fellowship program supporting Harvard seniors who plan to travel purposefully in Europe during the summer after graduation.

Summer Funding Deadlines Fast Approaching

While mountains of snow, slushy puddles, and an igloo in the Quad may make summer seem far away, deadlines for summer grants are fast approaching.

New Summer Programs Focus on Research

For the first time this summer, two new pilot programs modeled after the six-year-old Program for Research in Science and Engineering (PRISE) will offer undergraduates an opportunity to conduct research in business and the social sciences.

OCS Is Thinking Ahead to Summer

If final exams have you dreaming of a time without classes, the Office of Career Services can help provide an escape: the Summer Opportunities Fair, this Thursday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Gutman Conference Center and the Radcliffe Gym.

Hemali A. Thakkar ’11 spent the summer in Liberia, where she helped chronicle the experience of patients suffering from depression and worked to create the Liberia Social and Economic Empowerment Center.

Lea Hachigian ’12, Andrew Iannone ’12, Joanna Li’ 12, Jack Turban ’11, Jennifer Ding ’13, Jennifer Batel ’12, and Janelle Lambert ’12 studied art and science in Italy this summer.

Students and faculty in the Harvard Summer School Program in Shanghai attend a biotechnology conference sponsored by Novartis this part summer. .

Anita J. Joseph ’12, Rachel B. Bervell ’13, Peggy Su ’13, and Byran Dai ’11 (left to right) spent eight weeks in Tanzania this summer working to improve the quality of patient care.

On The Road

It might appear that making art poses the real challenge; selling should be easy. But to the traveling art student, the creating is easy; it’s the selling that’s hard.