Leverett
Leverett House Welcomes Katie Daily as Resident Dean
Katie Daily, a former United States Military Academy professor and associate dean, began her appointment as Leverett House’s resident dean on July 1, according to an email sent to House affiliates by Faculty Deans Brian D. Farrell and Irina P. Ferreras.
Leverett Dining Hall
Leverett House has recently decided to close the dining hall from 2 a.m to 6 a.m. to support the dining hall staff.
Leverett House Will Close Its Dining Hall at Night to Allow for Cleaning
In an email to House residents last week, Leverett students were told they could no longer pull all-nighters — at least in their dining hall.
Leverett Game Room
Leverett F Tower, of Leverett House, is set to be the location of a new game room for the House.
Leverett Staff Make Plans to Open New Game Room
Robert Roessler and Raymond S. Deluca, tutors in Leverett, put together a proposal for a new recreation room over the summer at the request of Faculty Deans Brian D. Farrell and Irina P. Ferreras.
Leverett Resident Dean to Depart Mid-Year
Leverett House Resident Dean Bilal A. Malik will step down from his post at the end of this semester.
OSAPR Study Break
Leverett residents decorate stones, mix custom body scrubs, and write notes about how they relax at an OSAPR hosted study break.
Rock Artwork
Delanya M. Storey '21 decorates a stone after mixing a custom body scrub at the OSAPR study break held in Leverett House.
"Flowers for Harvard"
Leverett House is hosting the 'Flowers for Harvard' art exhibit by artist Oscar Araripe.
Brazilian Artist Oscar Araripe’s Paintings Bloom in Leverett
Brazilian artist Oscar Araripe discussed his bright and colorful collection of paintings “Flowers for Harvard” — on display in Leverett House this week — Thursday night at Leverett Library Theater.
Oscar Araripe
Artist Oscar Araripe talks about his art exhibit "Flowers for Harvard," which is currently on display in Leverett House.
Leverett Dining Workers Concerned By Lack of Separate Changing Rooms, Racist Graffiti
Amid rising concerns over the lack of separate changing rooms for workers of all genders, dining hall employees in Leverett House are calling for a meeting with management to address issues of “safety, dignity, and respect."
Harvard Administrators Investigating Racist Drawings Found in Leverett House
Leverett House staff and the Dean of Students Office are currently investigating “deeply disturbing and offensive images” drawn on a House public whiteboard.
Two Months into the Semester, New Lev Deans Settling into Role
According to Leverett resident Vitor DeFreitas ’19, Farrell and Ferraras have “big shoes to fill.”
Farrell, Ferreras To Serve As Leverett Faculty Deans
“We're excited to share our passions and we look forward to working closely with the students, tutors and staff,” Farrell and Ferreras wrote.
Not So Levly Weather
Grey skies loom over Leverett Towers' courtyard this weekend as harsh weather persists throughout the area.
Cambridge Man Arrested in Leverett House
A 21-year-old man is currently awaiting trial in Cambridge District Court after being arrested in the Leverett House courtyard last week.
Leverett House Deans
Leverett House Faculty Deans Howard M. Georgi ’68 and Ann B. Georgi stand for a photo in Leverett House Thursday. The Georgis announced Wednesday that they will be resigning from their positions in June 2018.
In Second Year, Sophomore Orientations Expands to Three More Houses
Orientation is an experience typically reserved for freshmen, but an increasing number of upperclassman Houses are welcoming back sophomores early for their own version of the transition process.
Harvard has Raised $230 Million for House Renewal as of March
The figure puts Harvard a little more than halfway towards its $450 million fundraising goal for the project, one of the key priorities of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ ongoing $2.5 billion capital campaign.
Leverett HoCo Meeting
Leverett House Committee Members discussed House life during their weekly meeting on Sunday night.
Administrators Use Renovated Dunster to Pitch House Renewal
As administrators polish their remaining Harvard-wide fundraising priorities in a record-breaking $6.5 billion capital campaign, they have turned to Dunster House as a platform and venue for pitching the House renewal project, a priority that still needs fulfilling.