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Spoiler Alert: Harvard Square’s Milk Bar to Expire this Sunday

Just over three years after setting up shop at one of the most prominent storefronts in Harvard Square, Milk Bar is officially shuttering its doors this Sunday.

Napalm, Birthed in Harvard’s Basement

Who bears responsibility for the millions of deaths napalm caused: the Harvard scientists who created it, hoping their efforts would help end WWII? Harvard for supporting the research and partnering with the military? Or are the weapon’s inventors exempt, with the blame placed solely on those who authorized its use? And what — if anything — should the University do now to acknowledge the role they played?

Cambridge Officials Pledge Policing Reforms After Sayed Faisal Police Killing

Cambridge city officials pledged reforms to the city’s policing practices in a set of statements released Tuesday in response to the killing of Sayed Faisal in January.


Why Sidechat Matters

Sidechat allows us to imagine an institution more socially coherent than the insular circles we traverse daily.

Advice to Josh: How to Deal with Heartbreak

For Josh, our favorite perpetually confused eternal freshman, who is processing the end of a relationship this February, the red and pink cheer only serves as a reminder of all that’s been lost. So, FM asked some of our writers: what would you tell a heartbroken Josh?

FMoments of Love 2023

This Valentine’s Day, we asked our writers and editors to write about something or someone they love — the lighthearted, the heartbreaking, the bittersweet, and everything in between. Here are their stories.




More Records Fall For Harvard Track and Field at Clemson Tiger Paw Invite, BU Valentine Invitational

The Harvard men’s and women’s track and field teams ran historic races and set new records for events this past weekend. The Crimson competed at the Clemson Tiger Paw Invite at Clemson University and the Valentine Invitational at Boston University over February 10 and 11, and the team saw great success.


Artist Profile: Cameron Snowden ’25 Is Bringing Kentucky to Life

Cameron Snowden ’25 creates music that brings stories to life through rich bluegrass sounds.

Mehro Concert Review: Understated Artist Shares the Inspiration Behind His Music

Mehro’s warm and energetic performance definitely left a strong impression on new fans. It’s safe to say the “innocently intimidating” artist is one to watch.

‘My Heart Will Go On’ 25-Year Retrospective: A Record We Won’t Let Go

Created despite a series of roadblocks, it seems that the legacy of “My Heart Will Go On” will endure and as a society, we just seem unable to let go.


More Records Fall For Harvard Track and Field at Clemson Tiger Paw Invite, BU Valentine Invitational

The Harvard men’s and women’s track and field teams ran historic races and set new records for events this past weekend. The Crimson competed at the Clemson Tiger Paw Invite at Clemson University and the Valentine Invitational at Boston University over February 10 and 11, and the team saw great success.

Harvard Wrestling Pins Down Two More Wins, Increasing Record to 3-4

Harvard wrestling made another statement in the Ivy League this past weekend at home defeating Columbia 19-18 in a gritty match on Friday night. The Crimson followed up with a hefty 21-11 win over visiting Hofstra on Saturday afternoon, moving the Crimson to a 3-4 record on the season and producing a lot of great energy as well.

Harvard Women’s Ice Hockey Fails to Fend Off Comeback, Falls to BU 7-4

Following three-goal losses in the opening round, the Harvard women's ice hockey team (7-17-3, 6-11-3 ECAC) and the Boston University Terriers (11-17-3, 9-13-3 HEA) returned to Conte Forum to play in the consolation round of the 2023 Beanpot. Even without a Beanpot Championship on the line, both teams desperately wanted a win as they sought to build playoff momentum.

Harvard Women's Lacrosse Readies For Exciting 2023 Campaign

Practice, preparation, and persistence have propelled the Harvard women’s lacrosse team to the beginning of what is sure to be a thrilling season. On Sunday, the Crimson will take on the Michigan Wolverines, opening their regular season away at the home of Big Blue.


Artist Profile: Cameron Snowden ’25 Is Bringing Kentucky to Life

Cameron Snowden ’25 creates music that brings stories to life through rich bluegrass sounds.

Mehro Concert Review: Understated Artist Shares the Inspiration Behind His Music

Mehro’s warm and energetic performance definitely left a strong impression on new fans. It’s safe to say the “innocently intimidating” artist is one to watch.

‘My Heart Will Go On’ 25-Year Retrospective: A Record We Won’t Let Go

Created despite a series of roadblocks, it seems that the legacy of “My Heart Will Go On” will endure and as a society, we just seem unable to let go.


More Records Fall For Harvard Track and Field at Clemson Tiger Paw Invite, BU Valentine Invitational

The Harvard men’s and women’s track and field teams ran historic races and set new records for events this past weekend. The Crimson competed at the Clemson Tiger Paw Invite at Clemson University and the Valentine Invitational at Boston University over February 10 and 11, and the team saw great success.

Harvard Wrestling Pins Down Two More Wins, Increasing Record to 3-4

Harvard wrestling made another statement in the Ivy League this past weekend at home defeating Columbia 19-18 in a gritty match on Friday night. The Crimson followed up with a hefty 21-11 win over visiting Hofstra on Saturday afternoon, moving the Crimson to a 3-4 record on the season and producing a lot of great energy as well.

Harvard Women’s Ice Hockey Fails to Fend Off Comeback, Falls to BU 7-4

Following three-goal losses in the opening round, the Harvard women's ice hockey team (7-17-3, 6-11-3 ECAC) and the Boston University Terriers (11-17-3, 9-13-3 HEA) returned to Conte Forum to play in the consolation round of the 2023 Beanpot. Even without a Beanpot Championship on the line, both teams desperately wanted a win as they sought to build playoff momentum.

Harvard Women's Lacrosse Readies For Exciting 2023 Campaign

Practice, preparation, and persistence have propelled the Harvard women’s lacrosse team to the beginning of what is sure to be a thrilling season. On Sunday, the Crimson will take on the Michigan Wolverines, opening their regular season away at the home of Big Blue.