In recent weeks, headlines about a hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship in the South Atlantic have been impossible to avoid. Public health agencies have repeatedly emphasized that the outbreak, caused by the Andes strain of hantavirus, involves a limited number of cases tied to a specific exposure rather than widespread community transmission. In […]
*Editor’s note: The last names of Harvard University Dining Service workers have been excluded for privacy purposes. As their contract with Harvard University nears its July 2026 expiration, Harvard University Dining Services workers, represented by UNITE HERE Local 26, a labor union that represents hospitality workers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, are gearing up for […]
Over the past six years, country music streaming has surged by nearly 287%, driven largely by Gen Z and millennials. Artists like Morgan Wallen, Zach Bryan, and Megan Moroney now dominate charts and playlists once reserved for pop and hip-hop. What was once perceived as regional and niche has evolved into a defining sound of […]
One often overlooked part of Harvard College’s identity is its enduring connection to the Charles River. Though it may go unnoticed, the College’s rhythm and structure are shaped by this neighboring waterway. On one side of the river lies the hub of student life—bustling classrooms, historic houses, and academic excellence. On the other side stands […]
