C.C. Gong

Roundtable: Do the recent UC elections and their subsequent results demonstrate that the UC is irrelevant on campus?

Denouncing the Undergraduate Council is callous and counterproductive.

HMS Researchers Find Genetic Links to Psychiatric Disorders

In a finding that that could improve the effectiveness of treatments, Harvard Medical School researchers have found that certain genes are associated with five psychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia and autism.

New Partnership To Invest in Student Tech Projects

Peter A. Boyce ’13 and Zachary M. Hamed ’14 officially launched a partnership to invest in student tech entrepreneurs Thursday. The organization, named Rough Draft Ventures, will invest $5,000 to $25,000 in student tech projects in Boston.

Second Rape in Five Days Reported at Harvard

A woman reported that she was raped Tuesday night near Oxford and Kirkland Streets according to a University police email to the Harvard community, just four days after another rape was reported inside Harvard Yard.

Obama Takes the Lead in New IOP Poll

In a new national poll of America’s youngest voting demographic conducted by Harvard’s Institute of Politics in late March and early April, 43 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds said that they believe the President will win re-election.

Expert: Anxiety Ruins Sex

People are not enjoying sex as much as they could be, Occidental College sociology professor Lisa Wade said.

Harvard Math Team Clinches Putnam

A team of three undergraduates clinched the first place title at the William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, the 28th time a Harvard team has won, the Mathematical Association of America announced last week.

Midterms Thwart Housing Day Joy

While much of the student body revels in Housing Day celebrations on Thursday, some students will sit out the festivities, stuck in classrooms racking their brains during a midterm.

Diversitas Brings Together Student Groups

Accented by neon lights and the pulse of ethnic music, the inaugural Diversitas event introduced students to a wide variety of food, art, and traditions from around the world outside of the Science Center on Wednesday.

Students Launch Campaign on Wages at 375th Celebration

Student Labor Action Movement members hung signs from freshman dormitories and handed out fliers that championed workers’ rights.

The End of an Era

Take a good look at this picture, because it may be the closest you get to a 2018 Game tailgate.

Melissa J. Block ’83 discusses her National Public Radio show “All Things Considered", which she co-hosts, and her experiences as a reporter with FM.

PBHA

The Phillips Brooks House Association.

Harvard Primal Scream - Fall 2012

Harvard students gathered at midnight Dec. 13 for the biannual tradition of running a naked lap around Harvard Yard prior to final exams.

Students React to the Presidential Election

The Institute of Politics held Election Night at the IOP in the Kennedy School Forum, where students from across Harvard gathered to watch the 2012 election results.

Harvard Band Celebrates Obama's Win

Members of the Harvard University Band perform an impromptu rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" in front of the John Harvard statue in Harvard Yard after hearing the news of President Barack Obama's re-election.

SOCH Election Party

Students watch presidential election projections in the SOCH

Students Watch Live Election Results in their Houses

Students watch presidential election results in the Currier Fishbowl

Today in Photos (11/07/2012)

Photos from the November 7, 2012 edition of the Harvard Crimson's daily newspaper.

What's Your N?

Dan Gilbert and Greg Mankiw duke it out in the Science Center over a debate about the economics, psychology, and happiness behind choosing different alcoholic drinks. The discussion was moderated by Nicholas Christakis and David Laibson.