The weather in Cambridge has been highly unpredictable. Snow fell on the Saturday before Halloween, while only days later the sun shone brightly boasting highs reaching into the seventies. Then it was once again windy and cold, until this past Monday and Tuesday, when temperatures reached the mid-to-high sixties. Since the weather continues to surprise, here's an interactive activity on how to dress for capricious weather. By running your cursor over the graphic, find all the items worn and how they change from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
In this series, we showcase creative and delicious recipes that can be made using only food found in dining halls. This interactive installment shows you easy ways to make healthy snacks.
Picture a sleepy Sunday afternoon in Harvard Yard. There are a few people on the steps of Widener catching up on last week's reading. Freshman trickle back to their dorms from a Sunday brunch of Veritaffles. And then comes Julie C. Woods '81, and the silence is broken with the rhythmic sounds of her djembe.
Once again, Tyra Banks has given us the final word on the ups and downs of life at Harvard. The model/media personality/businesswoman/author recently revealed one of the university’s best-kept secrets to the world—it’s actually supposed to be hard.