Cambridge Police Launch New Smartphone App

Hoping to connect with Cambridge’s many college students, the Cambridge Police Department officially launched their new smartphone application, My Police ...

Harvard College Administration Quiet on Abe Liu Incident

As discussion of the 27-year-old Extension School student who was escorted from Weld Hall on Dec. 8 cools down on campus, freshmen have expressed concern about how the administration has handled informing students of the incident.

Weld Visitor Abe Liu: I Was Lonely

Abe Liu, a 27-year-old student at Harvard Extension School, was escorted out of Weld Hall on Thursday by Harvard University Police Department officers after sleeping in friends’ rooms in the freshman dormitory and telling students that he was a freshman at the College.

Occupy Harvard Hosts Teach-In

Over 350 people gathered in Science Center D Wednesday for Occupy Harvard’s first “teach-in,” a series of eight lectures that spanned about four and a half hours.

Students Kicked Out of Formal

Many students report being evicted from Sunday’s Winter Formal co-hosted by five Houses at the House of Blues for allegedly appearing intoxicated.

Occupy Harvard Rally - November 28, 2011

Occupy Harvard Rally for Free Speech Targets Goldman Sachs Recruiting Event

Occupy Harvard went head-to-head with Wall Street on Monday when protestors attempted to interrupt a Goldman Sachs recruiting event hosted by the Office of Career Services.

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Midshipman Catherine Brown ‘14 catches her breath after completing part one of the Combat Fitness Test.

Catherine A. Brown, Navy ROTC Midshipman

Female ROTC Member Challenges Stereotypes

Catherine A. Brown ’14 stands at least a foot shorter than every man on the field this morning and at least six inches shorter than most of the women. But she doesn’t seem intimidated in the slightest. She is a ROTC cadet on her way to becoming a Marine, plain and simple.

Sierra Club Endorses Local Candidates

The Sierra Club recently announced its endorsement of seven of the eighteen current candidates for Cambridge City Council.

Du Bois Fellow Talks Hip-Hop

Joycelyn A. Wilson, a fellow at the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute of African and African American Research, opened her presentation of her academic work on Tuesday by rapping. Wilson, who is an Emmy-nominated documentary film producer, discussed hip-hop as a locus for education within the African American community.

Former NSA Counsel Talks Cyber Safety

Joel Brenner, Former National Security Agency inspector general and senior counsel, warned against the increasing vulnerability of American cyber society last night at the Cambridge First Parish Church.

Harvard Yard Requires Repairs After 375 Party

Though the rain last Friday may have put a literal damper on the events of Harvard’s 375th anniversary, the weather didn’t stop many students and alumni from storming Tercentary Theater and ringing in the school’s birthday.

Harvard Alum Creates ‘Hack’ Program at Yale

A year after the programming initiative Hack Harvard launched on campus, a similar-sounding enterprise has taken root at Yale.