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Moona Review: Authentic and Ambitious

On a cold, snowy, and gray winter evening in Cambridge, Moona reveals itself as a warm and welcoming oasis: A place where tradition meets innovation, where food meets flavor. Having just opened in ...
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Men’s Squash Finishes Second in Inaugural Ivy League Championship Tournament

For the first time in Ivy League history, the four best Ancient Eight teams faced off in the inaugural Ivy League Tournament at the brand new Princeton Racquet and Recreation Fieldhouse. Harvard ...
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Colasante Crushes, Crimson Crushed in Tulane’s Sweep

Despite the festivities that raged through New Orleans, Tulane’s baseball team did not seem to have a Mardi Gras hangover ...
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Alpine Skiing Produces Two NCAA Qualifiers at Middlebury Carnival

Harvard’s alpine skiing team had its last races this past weekend at the Middlebury Carnival, hoping to qualify its athletes for the NCAA Championships. The Crimson produced strong results this ...
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Harvard Men’s Volleyball Struggles Against Top Conference Foe

Not all trips to Happy Valley live up to their name. Many teams that travel to State College, Pa., to play volleyball leave without joy or a win. Such was the case for Harvard this weekend. After ...
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Flyby: Confronting Your Boyfriend on Datamatch

Amanda has found out that her boyfriend Larry signed up for Datamatch this Valentine's Day. She is confused, shocked, and distraught. She is planning to confront him — ideally not in Canaday, with no ...
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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 ...
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‘A Gray Area’: Students Say Harvard’s ‘Typical Assets’ Rule Leaves Aid Gaps

Nearly a year after Harvard College expanded its financial aid program to guarantee free tuition, housing, and food for families earning under $100,000 with “typical assets,” some students say vague ...
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Harvard Institute of Politics to Increase Director’s Internship Funding

The Institute of Politics will increase the stipend for its Director’s Internship from $6,000 to $7,000 this summer, a change ...
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‘I Love Both Institutions’: Harvard Veterans Caught in Pentagon-Harvard Rift Warn of Lasting Costs

Student veterans at Harvard Kennedy School blasted a new Department of Defense directive cutting academic partnerships with Harvard, saying the move would harm military education and deepen the ...
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Harvard To Move Classes Online Following Massachusetts State of Emergency

Harvard College and several other Harvard schools will move Monday classes online following a statewide emergency declaration ...
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Harvard’s Stifling Defense Leads to Another Big Red Blowout, 74-37

For the second time this year, relentless defensive pressure by the team overwhelmed Cornell’s offense, as the visiting Big ...