Noah may have built an arc, but one Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) concentrator is going about flood preparation in

A $1.3 million donation from Harvard University to the City of Cambridge brought a stalled project to renovate parts of

After a year of laying the groundwork for a growing organization, the elephants of Harvard are charging forward with a

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Ayodola A. Adigun ’06 didn’t think of herself as much of a dancer when she came to Harvard. She’d been

When Magnus Grimeland ’07 was sent on a special mission by the admissions office to woo at-the-time prospective freshman Thomas

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The 35 students whom Harvard took in from schools closed by Hurricane Katrina are planning to return south after this