Mark C.Z. Snekvik
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Sediqe, Fernandez Launch HUA Bid Centered on Accessibility, Financial Independence
Ali Sediqe ’28 and Manuel Fernandez ’28 are running for the co-presidency of the Harvard Undergraduate Association on a promise to make the body more accessible and more independent from Harvard’s administration.
Cultural Rhythms Marks 40th Anniversary With Student Showcase, Food Fair
Harvard’s Cultural Rhythms festival marked its 40th anniversary this weekend, drawing hundreds of students to a campus-wide celebration of cultural performance, cuisine, and live showcases.
Hillel Debuts ‘People’s Plate’ Installation Highlighting Jewish Experiences at Harvard
Around 40 Harvard Hillel members, Harvard administrators, and Cambridge residents gathered Monday evening to celebrate the unveiling of “The People’s Plate,” a public art installation on the Science Center Plaza exploring diverse Jewish experiences.
After Diversity Office Closures, Students Sustain Black History Month Programming
Several student groups organized Black History Month events across campus this February even as some organizers said they struggled to procure funding from the College following the closure of its diversity office last summer.
Four Harvard Affiliates Named 2026 Gates Cambridge Scholars
Three Harvard College students and one alumna were awarded the 2026 Gates Cambridge Scholarship and will pursue fully funded postgraduate degrees at the University of Cambridge next year, the Gates Cambridge Trust announced earlier this month.
Kirkland House Hosts Hundreds for Lunar New Year Celebration
Nearly 400 students gathered in Kirkland House dining hall Saturday night for an early Lunar New Year celebration that brought five Asian student groups together around food and tradition.
Office of Culture and Community Awards New Grant to Seven Projects
Harvard’s Office of Culture and Community announced Wednesday the first recipients of a new grant program for undergraduate student organizations — a rollout that comes as many affinity groups continue to adjust to the College’s restructuring of diversity-related funding.
FDA Approves New Drug for Treating Most Common Type of Lung Cancer, Based on Broad Institute Research
The Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval on Wednesday for a new drug developed by researchers at the Broad Institute that treats non-small cell lung cancer — the most common type of lung cancer, which had until recently few treatments.
New Ice Cream Store Kyoyo Haus Brings Handmade Mochi to the Square
A new store in The Garage complex is joining the growing number of ice cream vendors and Asian-inspired shops in Harvard Square with mochi ice cream and soft serve that drew hundreds of eager customers on Sunday.
Students Enjoy Taiwanese Street Food, Games and Performances at Night Market Event
More than 200 Harvard students and affiliates packed into the Lowell House dining hall on Friday night to play traditional Taiwanese street games, savor cultural cuisine, and enjoy live musical and dance performances.