Lauren A. Sierra
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In Photos: Boston Calling at Harvard
Photo Essay: Boston Calling was held at the Harvard athletics complex for the first time this year.
The Evergreen Dean: Thomas A. Dingman '67
Even as Dingman says he’s learned Harvard, he’s shaped it himself—campus would be a very different place without him patrolling the Yard in his distinctive bright-red jacket.
Cheered on by Fans, Harvard Students Run Boston Marathon
Cheered on by supportive fans and motivated by inspirational signs, more than a dozen Harvard students joined thousands of other runners to cross the finish line of the 121st annual Boston Marathon.
Fake ‘Investigation Unit’ Notice Sparks Controversy, Apologies
Mock notices from a purported “Harvard Special Investigations Unit" sparked outrage from several students, who called the false flyers disturbing, and prompted the involved students groups to apologize.
Bridge Over Troubled Water
The decision by the College to not go forward with a transition program for students from low-income, first-generation, or underrepresented backgrounds is a direct slap in the face to someone like me.
What We Saw: South By Southwest 2017
South by Southwest featured artists ROZES, FRENSHIP, and more.
Hundreds Sign Petition to End 'Community Night' Dining Restrictions
A student-led petition to eliminate Thursday "community night" dining hall restrictions in upperclassmen Houses has garnered hundreds of signatures, with some students saying the rule presents an inconvenience.
Rihanna Shines Bright At Harvard Foundation Ceremony
To a chorus of cheers, screams, and a standing ovation from students in the audience, Rihanna accepted the Harvard Foundation’s 2017 Humanitarian of the Year Award in Sanders Theatre.
Students Cheer on as Patriots Take Historic Super Bowl Win
Some students put problem sets and readings aside for the evening and gathered at House Committee parties to watch the game.
'Whose Line?' Star Mochrie Performs with IGP
Colin A. Mochrie, a Canadian comedian best known for his role on the improv show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”, performed with Harvard’s Immediate Gratification Players Sunday.
Latest Media
Roving Reporter: Harvard Freshmen Mostly Virgins...Again
How do Harvard freshmen feel about being virgins? Do they know Obama's last name? When did they lose their Sweetgreen virginity? Find out the answers to these questions and more. Video by Margaret F. Ross, Lauren A. Sierra, Amy Y. Li, and Justin F. González | The Harvard Crimson.
Jorge Dominguez
Government professor Jorge I. Domínguez retired at the end of the spring 2018 semester following harassment allegations.
Thankful Turkey
A thankful turkey roams the streets of Cambridge after surviving Thanksgiving.
Sunset over the Charles
After Daylight Savings Time in early November, the sun has begun to set around 4 p.m. each evening over the Charles River.
Chinese Art
A world debut of an exhibit of dazibao and woodcuts from 1960's China is on display in the CGIS South Asia Center's lobby. The exhibit is entitled "Red & Black Revolution."
Red & Black Revolution
A world debut of an exhibit of dazibao and woodcuts from 1960's China is on display in the CGIS South Asia Center's lobby. The exhibit is entitled "Red & Black Revolution."
