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Harvard Student Group Gives $10,000 in Sustainability Grants
An undergraduate consulting organization has granted $10,000 to 13 Harvard affiliates and groups to achieve sustainability initiatives this year.
Graduate School of Design Selects Architects for Expansion Plans
The school picked firms Herzog & de Meuron and Beyer Blinder Belle to design the expansion. Plans for the design are projected to be finished in early fall.
New Harvard Square Theater Plans Include Office, Retail Space
The developer seeking to revive the Harvard Square Theater announced plans last month to tear down the deserted building to make way for storefronts, a new theater, and a four story-tall, LED-embedded edifice.
Clover Pays Employees $79,000 in Back Wages After Federal Investigation
Clover paid over $79,000 in back wages and damages to 65 employees after the Department of Labor determined the company violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.
O’Donnell Steps Down from Harvard Corporation
After seven years serving as a member of the Harvard Corporation, Joseph J. O’Donnell ’67 stepped down from his position last week.
For Square Shops, Summer Tourists Fail to Offset Students’ Departures
Despite the annual increase of tourists during the summer months, local shop owners say the departure of College students for the summer is noticeable for their bottom lines.
Vegan Restaurant Expands from the West Coast to Cambridge
Vegan enthusiasts at the College will return to campus this year to a new hangout in the Square—Veggie Grill
Bagel Cafe Opens in the Square
The mom and pop breakfast and lunch cafe, located on 56 John F. Kennedy St., offers 18 bagel varieties, a number of sandwiches and drinks, and a full espresso bar.
Cafe Staffed By Homeless to Open Near Harvard Square In Fall 2018
Breaktime will offer vocational training, employment, and career mentorship to its employees, according to co-founders Connor Schoen ’21 and Tony Shu ’21.
Harvard Graduate Co-Founds Nonprofit Promoting Civic Service
The nonprofit, Lead for America, aims to promote public service by sponsoring recently graduated fellows to work for two years in local governments across the United States.
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