Every year on Patriots’ Day, the Greater Boston area comes together to celebrate the dedication of runners from around the world at the pinnacle of the sport. The Boston Marathon was first held in 1897 to bring the spirit of the Olympics to the city. Having grown significantly since its founding, the marathon is considered […]
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has strict regulations that all athletes must follow to compete across all divisions and sports. While ensuring an equal playing field for all athletes, these regulations also ensure athlete health and safety. In 2024, the NCAA removed its ban on marijuana, permitting athletes to use marijuana after a big win, […]
I grew up as a fan of the Miami Dolphins. It was a hard team to cheer for. We haven’t won a playoff game in my entire life and have rarely come close to making them at all. The thing about cheering for a team that’s undergoing a perpetual “rebuild” is that all eyes and […]
Lonely Stoner is back, but this time without the clingy ex; all it took was one well-timed gummy to finally block their number and move on to bigger and better things. In a newfound, truly single era, I now have time to enjoy sporting events in their best form: with a blunt in hand. One […]
Every stoner understands the vitality of the blunt rotation—or the “roto” to some—for the enjoyment of a sesh. You need someone who can roll, someone who can crack jokes, and overall chemistry between the members present. Ideally, everyone is vibing off the za. Though the stereotypical ’70s pothead might not elicit the image of a […]
Everyone remembers their first time getting high. Mine was on a cloudy day in February of this year. Although the sun was hiding, and my hands were freezing in the cold, I was as happy as if it were a warm summer’s day. Afterwards, I was off to dinner in the same high spirits—whistling and […]
Do you ever get the feeling that Harvard students live double lives? Well, you wouldn’t be far off—most of them do. Kirkland senior, Maggie Chiapetta-Uberti ’26, is no exception. When she isn’t rehearsing with the Harvard Opportunes, Chiapetta-Uberti advocates for Alzheimer’s awareness by sharing her mother’s journey on social media. As part of her advocacy, […]
With April upon us, it’s difficult to process that the 2025-26 academic year is almost over. Many Harvard teams have similarly wrapped up their seasons. With some sports falling under the radar, it’s only fair to give them their flowers and recap each team’s season. Basketball It may be a little awkward to include basketball […]
If you’re anything like me, you associate March with the month’s simple pleasures: the first day the sun breaks through the thick blanket of clouds, switching your coffee order from a hot latte to an iced one, or just taking the long way to class to soak up a little sun. But a true American […]
With the conclusion of the Winter Olympics, many assume the drama of figure skating has come to an end. However, for the skating world, the Olympics are far from the final chapter. In Prague from March 24 to March 29, the International Skating Union World Championships provided breakout skaters a chance to redeem themselves or […]