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‘It’s the Wrong Call’: Students React to College’s Decision to Hold In-Person Classes During Snowstorm
Harvard College will open on Monday despite a winter storm that brought more than a foot of snow to Cambridge on Sunday — prompting frustration from students concerned about travel, accessibility, and safety.
After a Long Winter, Students Eagerly Await Spring
Amidst below freezing temperatures and high winds on Harvard’s campus, many undergraduate students are anxiously awaiting spring and an increase in temperature.
DPU Cuts MassSave Funding by $500 Million, Approves Gas Bill Reductions
The Department of Public Utilities ordered a reduction of the total three-year budget for the MassSave energy efficiency program by $500 million on Friday to reduce gas bills.
Mass. Department of Public Utilities to Review Energy Delivery Rates After Complaints Over Skyrocketing Bills
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities has promised to renegotiate energy delivery rates with oil and gas companies after Mass. Governor Maura T. Healey ’92 and several state legislators penned letters decrying residents’ surging heating bills.
Cambridge Debuts Storm Stewards Volunteer Program to Keep Storm Drains Clear
The City of Cambridge announced the launch of its Storm Stewards program, earlier this month, aiming to recruit volunteers to “claim” local storm drains and commit to keep the drains free of debris.
‘Snow’ Big Deal: Students Disappointed by Underwhelming Snowstorm
Despite forecasts predicting up to 12 inches of snow throughout Tuesday, Harvard students shared a sense of disappointment after waking up to a snowless campus.
Cambridge Public Schools Closed Tuesday for Snowstorm
Cambridge Public Schools will be closed tomorrow in anticipation of Tuesday’s snow storm, according to Cambridge Public Schools spokesperson Sujata Wycoff.
Weather - Pro-Abortion March in Cambridge
Over 100 high schoolers held a rally in support of abortion rights on Thursday, marching from Mount Auburn St. into Massachusetts Ave.
Weather - Harvard Yard Widener Steps
People relax on the steps of Widener on a sunny Spring day.
Weather - Adolphus Busch Hall
Flowers bloom in the garden of Adolphus Busch Hall on a sunny Thursday.
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One of the Harvard-Radcliffe crews rows on the Charles River towards campus during the warm and clear day Monday. Weeks Bridge and Lowell House can be seen in the background.
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Blue skies dominated the day as many enjoyed the sunshine around campus.
Weather: Harvard Yard
Trees bud in the Yard as students walk to class on a warm but cloudy day.
Weather: Annenberg Hall
Students were greeted back to campus with some mild weather and blue skies all around campus.
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The sunset shades the sky behind the Fine Arts Library pink on a crisp Thursday evening.
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Outside of Winthrop House, the frozen-over Charles River is a picturesque scene for those walking along its banks.
Snowstorm Buries Campus in Over a Foot of Icy Fun
This weekend’s nor'easter buried Cambridge in 14 inches of snow, blanketing campus and offering students their first snowy day of 2022 — and for some students, their first snowstorm ever.
Widener Weather
People walk past Widener Library in Tercentenary Theatre on Sunday afternoon.
Memorial Drive Weather
Pedestrians walk along Memorial Drive next to the Charles River on Sunday. Memorial Drive closes to traffic on the weekends.
Weather Sunset
The sun sets on Cambridge as a crane looms over the ongoing Adams House renovations.
Weather Smith Campus Center
People walk by the entrance of the Smith Campus Center on a cold Wednesday morning.
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The sun begins to rise over Memorial Hall on a windy and cold Tuesday morning.
Weld Boathouse
A dark blue sky overlooks Weld Boathouse on the banks of the Charles River at dusk on a chilly Monday evening.
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