The Harvard Crimson

It’s ‘About Thyme’: Lebanese Bakery To Open in Harvard Square

About Thyme, a Lebanese fast-casual bakery, is set to open its first location in Harvard Square by early August — bringing ...

Harvard Square has another 'ghost bike.' Here's why it's there.

Kim Staley was one of three cyclists killed in Cambridge in just a matter of months in 2024. The post Harvard Square has ...
The Boston Globe

The great Harvard Square pizza war: Who’s getting a bigger piece of the pie?

CAMBRIDGE — When Ron Sullivan organized his bi-annual Trial Advocacy Workshop, an intensive course teaching trial skills at Harvard Law School, pizza wasn’t on his mind. But in January, as the ...
The Boston Globe

Inside the hidden tunnel under Harvard Square that could be the region’s coolest music venue

CAMBRIDGE — There is a damp dustiness down here, in the abandoned tunnel underneath Harvard Square. Aside from the thin rays filtering through a sidewalk grate, there isn’t much light where we’re ...
Boston Herald

Harvard Square cool makes a comeback

Harvard Square is cool… again? …still? It’s hard to know how to describe Cambridge’s signature square. It seems to be in a constant state of decay and renewal ...
The Harvard Crimson

I’ll Say It: Harvard Square Doesn’t Suck

Mac M. Mertens ’26, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a Classics and History double concentrator in Mather House. Let’s face it, Harvard Square just isn’t what it used to be. Bowl-based fast food and ...
Forbes

Attending Boston Calling? Enjoy Some Late-Night Fun In Harvard Square

Let’s be honest – Boston has never been known as a late-night city. Last call remains at 2 a.m. – the same as when I was in college, which didn’t really matter because I had to catch the MBTA, which ...