About a month ago, we were sitting in classrooms, writing papers for our classes, and chatting about our plans for the weekend. Now, we’re sitting at home behind our screens, battling with WiFi so that our online classes don’t go fuzzy. Early in March, Harvard University was one of the first schools in the Boston […]
It’s a little unnerving to see what are usually the busiest spots in the city so sparsely occupied. But with the spread of COVID-19 and a state- and nation-wide quarantine in effect, this is a new normal in Harvard Square. On March 11, Harvard University and other local colleges like MIT, Lesley University, and Cambridge […]
Dozens of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School students work together every month to lead their school’s conversations on controversial issues and major community events. This work at the Register Forum newspaper is not heavily edited or shepherded by teachers and administrators, but rather driven by students. The Register Forum dates back to 1891, when Cambridge […]