Allston
Committee on Student Life Discusses Kirkland Shield Change, Allston Dining Plans
The Committee on Student Life convened Thursday to discuss potential changes to the Kirkland House shield, plans for the new SEAS campus in Allston, and updates to the Undergraduate Council caucus system.
'Allston Yards' Development Project To Move Forward
Boston city planners are moving forward with the development of “Allston Yards,” a building complex in the Allston-Brighton area, after approving the project Dec. 12.
New Allston Development
The Allston Yards redevelopment will create a new neighborhood in place of the current shopping complex.
Graduate School of Design Draws Crowds to Talk on Harvard in Allston
Harvard Graduate School of Design hosted an event discussing Harvard’s expansion into Allston from an urban-planning perspective Tuesday.
Allston GSD
Thomas P. Glynn III, CEO of the Harvard Allston Land Company and lecturer at the Graduate School of Design, speaks about University development in Allston Tuesday evening.
Harvard Innovation Labs Names New Executive Director
Harvard Business School Social Enterprise Initiative Director Matthew M. Segneri ’04 will soon succeed Jodi Goldstein as the new executive director of the Harvard Innovation Labs, a University-wide center for innovation and entrepreneurship.
iLab Building
The iLabs is Harvard's startup incubator aimed at promoting team-based entrepreneurial activities across Allston and Greater Boston.
Swissbäkers Reopens Allston Location in Light of Recent Closures
Forty-three days afterclosing its Greater Boston locations, local European-inspired bakery chain Swissbäkers has reopened its Allston location.
New History of Science Course Examines Harvard's Move to Allston
As Harvard prepares for its move into Allston, a new History of Science course will allow students to document this history as it unfolds.
Swissbakers Allston
Swissbäkers reopened its Allston cafe with a limited selection of coffee and baked goods on January 16th.
Ten Stories That Shaped the 2010s
The past decade at Harvard has been anything but boring. The University witnessed a bevy of challenges — cheating scandals and financial troubles, lawsuits and strikes. Here, The Crimson takes a look back at stories that defined Harvard over the past ten years.
Harvard Allston Land Company Names 'Preferred Developer' for Enterprise Research Campus
Tishman Speyer will serve as the “preferred developer” for the initial phase of Harvard’s Enterprise Research Campus in Allston, according to a Thursday morning press release from the Harvard Allston Land Company.
Committee on Student Life Mulls Transportation to Allston
As the University prepares to open the new Allston campus in fall 2020, the Committee on Student Life discussed challenges associated with the move — including transportation and dining options — at its last meeting of the semester Thursday.
Harvard Administrators Discuss Allston Development at Ed Portal
Harvard administrators discussed the impacts of recent and upcoming University developments in Allston at the Harvard Ed Portal Monday.
Three Finalists Announced for Allston Enterprise Research Campus Development
Harvard has selected three development teams — Alexandria Real Estate Equities and National Development, the HYM Investment Group, and Breakthrough Properties — as finalists for a bid to develop the University’s new Enterprise Research Campus in Allston.
Following $6.4 Million Renovation, Smith Playground Reopens in Allston
The renovated Smith Playground in Allston — boasting the City of Boston’s first pumptrack, a new multipurpose sports field, a street hockey rink, and an amphitheater — officially reopened to the public earlier this month.
SEAS Faculty Anticipate Growing Artificial Intelligence Offerings in Allston
In light of rising student interest in artificial intelligence, Computer Science faculty members at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are looking toward SEAS’s upcoming expansion into Allston as a means of growing their program.
Federal Highway Administrators Present at MassPike Project Meeting
In the meeting, officials went over a draft of an environmental impact scoping report for the $1.1 billion project, which will lower the Mass. Turnpike to ground level in Allston and elevate Soldiers Field Road along the Charles River onto a new viaduct.
Construction on Pedestrian Crossings Over Soldiers Field Fall Behind Schedule
Long-running Harvard-funded efforts to build and renovate pedestrian crossings over Soldiers Field Road in Allston have fallen behind their scheduling projections. The designs of the crossings are currently at only 25 percent completion
New SEAS Building Aims to Foster 'Serendipitous Collisions'
The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences’ new Science and Engineering Complex in Allston — which officially opens in June 2020 — will house several collaborative spaces designed to bring together students across the University, Dean of SEAS Francis J. Doyle III said in an interview Monday.
Sustainability Building
Harvard's future Enterprise Research Campus in Allston, now in the planning stage, will include residential buildings, green space, and public-art pieces.
Allston Land Company CEO Discusses Vision for Harvard's Enterprise Research Campus
Allston Land Company CEO Thomas P. Glynn III said Harvard hopes to emulate successes — and learn from challenges — with Kendall Square's recent development boom in planning for Harvard's Enterprise Research Campus.
SEAS Progress
Construction work continues on the Science and Engineering Complex in Allston. The building is on pace to open by fall 2020, and will be located next to the Enterprise Research Campus.
Allston Task Force Meeting
The Allston Talk Force discusses the future of the city's development, particularly Harvard's proposed plans on the Boston side of the Charles River, as well as protect against the effects of global warming.