At first glance Harvard’s rowing program is infallible. As the crown jewel of the Harvard empire, the Harvard Rower is to us what the Alabama running back is to Tuscaloosa, what Mike Eruzione is to the 1980 U.S. Men’s Hockey team, and what Rudy Giuliani is to a crowd at the White House ellipse—the embodiment […]
Having good style is no small feat. Even for the most fashion-conscious among us, what we perceive as stylish varies from person to person, and is constantly influenced by the latest trends and celebrity outfits. However, there are some undeniable truths—dressing well takes confidence, an eye for the classic, and a splash of funkiness. The […]
Having held arguably the best position at the Harvard Independent, it is no surprise that Couper Samuelson ’02, former Indy Arts Editor, has gone on to make waves in the artistic world. Now President of Feature Films at Blumhouse Productions, the former Indyite has helped produce some of the biggest horror films of the last […]
Just in time for the start of the spring semester, Scottish director Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun offered me a new outlook on New Beginnings and adolescence. In this coming-of-age drama, eleven-year-old Sophie struggles to hold onto childhood while also rushing towards adolescence. She craves the best of both worlds: she wants a New Beginning with the […]
On Wednesday, November 16th, the Gravy Train made a stop at Boston’s MGM Music Hall for what was promised to be an “absolutely f*cking sensational experience.” Yung Gravy was joined by bbno$ for an hour and a half setlist of songs from his albums Sensational and Gasanova, as well as hit songs “Betty,” “Oops,” and […]
As the lights flared at Boston’s cozy House of Blues, out of the fog came Dominic Fike—swaying slightly, but very enthusiastic about the performance that was about to begin. “What’s up Boston? I’m wearing green pants right now. Let’s fucking go!” This somewhat unconventional start opened a concert packed with comical statements, crowd pleasing favorites, […]
It’s that time of year again: Spotify Wrapped has come and gone, signaling the end of 2022. Generated by Spotify every year since 2016, these colorful slides took Instagram feeds by storm last week, showcasing users’ personalized Spotify statistics from the past year, from their total minutes of listening to their favorite genres. But what […]
With the winter season comes everything festive, from music and food to decorations and lights. Ringing in the cold months ahead, holiday markets in Cambridge and Boston allow local businesses to sell their products and shoppers to come together in holiday spirit. Explore the festivities on display and the talented entrepreneurs behind them at some […]
As both the year and the semester draw to a close, it is time to reflect on the events of the past months and profess our hopes for the next. We present to you the Indy’s holiday season recap, featuring our staff’s hopes and dreams for our Harvard experiences that hopefully Santa Bacow can fulfill. […]
“Illusions,” Harvard Ballet Company’s annual fall show which ran from Thursday to Sunday, explored its self-titled theme through 13 pieces choreographed by students and guest artists. On stage, dancers twirled and folded themselves, embodying the fluidity of “illusions” as the audience watched on with bated breath. Despite the subject of the show, the dancers made […]