For current Harvard students, Veritas means truth. For the visiting “pre-frosh,” Visitas, on the other hand, might take on a few different meanings. Whether or not visiting students have been committed to Harvard since December and have been eagerly awaiting their turn on campus, or if they are deciding between Stanford or Yale for the […]
Some like coffee. Some like tea. Others need a little more. Enter the matcha latte. It’s lightly caffeinated, giving you the slow buzz you need to stay alert morning or night. The matcha tea that forms its base is high in antioxidants and has been shown to have numerous health benefits, including promoting liver and […]
In the late 1960s, Harvard was marked by the tumultuous political activity taking place across the country. Male students at Harvard were feigning high blood pressure to flunk their physicals and prevent being drafted into the Vietnam War, while final exams were canceled due to anti-war protests. In 1968, Coretta Scott King took the stage […]
How hard is this class? Will I get an A? These are, for many students, the first concerns when deciding whether to take a class. Searching for answers, students turn to Harvard’s Q Guide, which publishes student feedback on classes at the end of every semester. Also known as the Harvard FAS Course Evaluations in […]
Two years ago, in the midst of a looming pandemic, EVAN GIIA’s headline tour came to an abrupt end. But on October 22nd, the singer-songwriter performed at the Sinclair music venue a mere walk from Harvard Yard. Just as the beat of her hit song “Westworld” makes you feel, GIIA says she is “ready to […]
Where can a college student find happiness? In a classroom, on the river at sunset, or at a dinner table in Annenberg, a Harvard student might reply. For the students who had to learn remotely this past year, countless opportunities for happiness await them with the return to in-person education this fall. Harvard professor and […]
How can you set yourself up for a successful career after graduating from college? According to Harvard Business School (HBS) graduate Allie Egan, the key is to never “close any doors.” At a talk hosted by FIG., Harvard’s undergraduate fashion magazine, Egan discussed her nonlinear trajectory to becoming the CEO of the clothing line Cyntia […]
On Thursday, March 4th, we woke up to our phones buzzing. As we opened our eyes and rolled over to look at our screens, we saw an email notification with a subject line that read Welcome to Lowell! Elated by the relief of not having been quadded, Grace called her mom to tell her the […]
Where does this object start? What makes this object appropriate for a teaching museum? How has its function as a teaching object changed over time? On Tuesday, March 9th, Dr. Makeda Best, the Richard L. Menschel Curator of Art at the Harvard Art Museums, opened her talk with these questions. In a teaching museum, art […]
Practice social distancing. Limit in-person contact. Zoom as much as you can. For the past year, health experts have advised us to fly solo. But for those who have spent the greater part of their lives on a team—such as Harvard’s varsity athletes—the concept of self-isolation has proven exceptionally difficult. In the fall, the College […]
