Aiyana G. White

Learning from Leverett

As students at Harvard, we spend great lengths of time studying in libraries; what would happen if we were to study the library, itself? A photo essay.

In Photos: Harvard’s Graduate Student Union Goes on Strike, A Second Time

The Crimson’s Multimedia Editors documented the Harvard graduate student union’s three days on strike, capturing their picketing through Harvard Yard and Longwood campus.

Press D for Dream

As someone who rarely remembers my own dreams, I created this piece based on fragments of memory about how I dream as opposed to what I actually dream about.

In Photos: Harvard Athletic Events Return to Campus in Full Force

For the first time in roughly a year and a half, Harvard Athletics is back. Four teams took to the pool, field, and court across campus as fans cheered them on in an action-packed weekend after the first days of classes.

The Lens: Lemons, Sleepless Nights, and Other Bitter Things

There are two definitions for the word “pith.” The first is the spongy white tissue that sits under the rind of a citrus fruit, coming from the archaic descriptor for spinal marrow. The second is simply the essence of something, its true meaning or feeling. I’ve found that it is easy to connect the two definitions, for the best way to describe the pith of my time in quarantine is a deep set, bitter sadness.

Treasure Hunting in the Harvard Libraries

OLRK takes you on a tour of the most prized possessions of the Harvard libararies.

When Harvard Students Were Strikebreakers

While Boston police officers struck for fair wages, decreased working hours, and habitable station houses in 1919, over 150 Harvard undergraduates enrolled as replacement police officers.

The Harvard-Hancock Feud

But once his patriotic duties came calling, barely a year after his appointment, Hancock abandoned the post without officially resigning.

At the Intersection of Sesame St. and Mass. Ave.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Sesame Street. In between performances from the show’s beloved cast, Harvard affiliates recount what are, to many, little-known stories about the longstanding ties between Harvard and Sesame Street.

Queen's Head Pub Cambridge

Harvard Extension School

University Hall

University Hall

Boylston Hall

Boylston Hall is located in Harvard Yard.

Phillips Brooks House Association

Fast and Furey-ous

Sophomore outside hitter Corinne Furey goes for a serve against Merrimack on Sept. 4, 2021. In the recent match against Princeton, Furey had the second-most kills for the team.

In Unison

Juniors Olivia Cooper and Ashley Wang elevate together for a block.

Huddling Up

The Crimson celebrates after a point last year against Merrimack, who they beat in four sets. Harvard will not face the Warriors this year, with only Ivy League opponents ahead for the rest of the season.

Sheriff of Middlesex County

The Sheriff of Middlesex County called the meeting to order at the beginning of Harvard's Commencement Exercises on Thursday.