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Students Explore Global Music
Songs ranging from a Chinese tune that depicts the seven states of being drunk to a rendition of an instrumental piece in the French film ‘Amelie’ filled Dudley House dining hall Sunday night during the World Music Ensemble’s fall concert.
Old Quincy Opened Up for Inside Look
Students can expect better living accommodations and more accessible common spaces inside Old Quicy following its renovation, project managers said during a building tour on Friday.
HUDS Winter Menu Launches Early
As warm winter coats and gloves have found their way back into Harvard Square, so have student favorites like Korean barbecue found their way back into Harvard’s dining halls.
GSAS Students Face Tough Job Market
For doctoral candidates in the humanities graduating from Harvard, the path to professorship is especially long, rocky, and uncertain—qualities that have only been worsened by the current economic climate.
Harvard Celebrates Food Day
Special offerings such as Maine Lobster Bisque, five-cheese tortellini with spinach and mushrooms, and New England apple crisp had students going back for seconds and thirds during Wednesday night’s Food Day dinner.
Winter Menu To Include Greek Food
Harvard students can look forward to Greek recipes in their dining hall after Thanksgiving break, when several concoctions created by Greek-American chef Diane Kochilas will be featured in the winter menu.
GSC Considers Potential Structural Changes
At a monthly meeting of the Graduate School Council on Wednesday, members of the Council discussed whether the Council should continue with a representative democracy or move toward a direct democracy system. A proposed change would allow non-departmental representatives to vote on the issues that the GSC puts forth.
Cabot Café Opened for Semester Sunday Night
Teasing signs were placed along the corridors of Cabot. Emails were sent to house lists, referencing a revamped, fresh space. What was all the fuss about? Cabot Café, of course!
HUDS Debuts Fall Menu
Harvard University Dining Services rolls out more vegetarian options.
GSAS Appoints New Dean
Meng will replace classics professor Richard J. Tarrant, who has served as interim dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science’s graduate school since Dean Allan M. Brandt stepped down in February due to poor health.
Holder Pushes Public Service at HLS Class Day
Under the shade of the Holmes Field trees, U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. urged the Harvard Law School Class of 2012 on their Class Day to pursue public service after their graduation the next day.
New Director of HUDS Pushes Customer Service Beyond 'Swiping with a Smile'
David P. Davidson, new managing director of HUDS, has taped a word cloud to his office’s glass wall, which looks out onto the rest of HUDS office.
Shaun L. Donovan
When Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun L. Donovan ’87 returns to campus for his class reunion, he and ...
Student Council Controversy Reflects 1960s Politics
The creation of the Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs, touted as a governing body that would better represent its undergraduate constituents, embodied the shifting campus political sentiment.
Rwandan Students Commemorate Genocide Victims
Every April, Rwandan students peform the cathartic ritual of commemorating the victims of the Rwandan genocide, bringing to life the memories of those who were affected by the tragedy in 1994.
