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‘Dot’ Review: An Ode to the Everyday
Though the work is comforting, it’s an ode, not a lullaby — this read is a page turner.
Kalos K. Chu ’22-’23 on Creative Development and Building a Musical from the Ground Up
"One of the things about Harvard is that I think a lot of times when you do something here you feel like you have to be the best at it or it’s not worth doing, and I think that is the worst idea ever," Chu said.
Spooky, Sexy, and Sentimental: Street Style this Harvard Halloweekend
Long-awaited Halloweekend has quickly come and gone, bringing with it the expected tricks, treats, and fashion feats.
‘Martian: The Saint of Loneliness’ Review: A Break from Convention Done Right
It is through this shamelessness that award-winning author and poet James Cagney delivers his art, an exhibition of autobiographical vignettes, artistic musings, historical exposés, and bold calls to action that confront the reader with unavoidable introspection.
‘Alive at the End of the World’ Review: A Raw and Poignant Homage to Apocalypses Big and Small
The latest poetry collection from award-winning memoirist, essayist, and poet Saeed Jones delivers on its titular promise of a living, breathing read in the face of grief, loss, and apocalypse.
A Truly Unbiased Ranking of Harvard’s Upperclassmen Dining Halls
For most Harvard students, Harvard University Dining Services, or HUDS, provides the vast majority of our daily nutrition, for better or for worse.