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Editorial Snippets: Spooky Season | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

The Myth of Eight Hours: Harvard Professor Claims Seven Hours of Sleep is Optimal The most common advice for a good night's sleep is to get at least eight

Editorial Snippets: Happy 150th to The Crimson | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Editorial Snippets: Valentine Vignettes | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

This past March Santa Teresa High School Senior, Paloma Del Valle, was thrilled to find out that she was accepted into multiple prestigious colleges including three Ivy League colleges.

If Double Concentrations Had Existed My Freshman Year | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard Senior Maggie Chen Tapped for Marshall Scholarship | News | The Harvard Crimson

Phi Beta Kappa Inducts Class of 2022 ‘Senior 48’ | News | The Harvard Crimson

The coronavirus pandemic has been nothing short of a call to action for many. Students, teachers, and administrators are all doing their part in the fight against COVID-19. This effort extends beyond Harvard’s campus to Surprise Valley, Calif., where co-captain Caroline Noble of the Radcliffe Women’s Heavyweight Crew team is doing her part. For the past three years, Noble has contributed to the Radcliffe squad on and off the water. One of Noble’s favorite Radcliffe memories on th...

UPDATED: Feb. 2, 2021 at 1:50 p.m. Harvard began allowing eligible undergraduates living on campus to access research labs Saturday, with plans to extend the eligibility to enrolled students living off campus as early as Feb. 15. According to the policy crafted by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the College, enrolled undergraduate students living on campus are permitted to participate in mentored lab research this semester. The new policy — which applies to all FAS divisions — marks a ...