The project, at Trinity’s 50 Church Street property, will allow the building’s atrium and roof to generate up to 66 kilowatts of solar photovoltaic energy while maintaining open views to

Live performances, arts and crafts, and street food spilled into Harvard Square Sunday as the Harvard Square Business Association hosted its 42nd Annual Oktoberfest. After organizing a four-day virtual event

Harvard Square will soon welcome Wusong Road, a newly established Chinese American restaurant and tiki bar headed by chef Jason Doo and Thomas Brush, the owner of Felipe’s Taqueria. Wusong

More than 50 years ago, Bill Staines, Mason Daring & Jeanie Stahl, Billy Novick & Guy Van Duser, and Stuart Shulman were up-and-coming artists playing clubs across New England and

What’s better than a fresh pizza straight out of the oven? We head to Source and Capo both places are kicking up the traditional pizza up a notch NEEDHAM, Mass.

Employees at Harvard Square coffee chains Pavement Coffeehouse and Darwin’s Ltd. have moved to unionize in recent months as the stores seek to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic. Workers at

JPMorgan Chase will be the next big bank to cash in on Harvard Square, with a 5,000-square-foot branch slated to open in 2022. The business will be housed at 9

Since students have returned to campus, long lines, reduced hours, and staff shortages have plagued Harvard Square eateries, mirroring broader trends in the restaurant industry caused by the pandemic. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2021/9/27/long-lines-square-biz/

It’s 12 AM on a bustling Friday night. Whether you just stepped out of Lamont Library or the basement of a fraternity, your stomach uproars in protest. Starving, you amble

In Italian “Enza” means giant. It’s no surprise, then, that Michelin-starred Chef Mark Ladner put a “meatball gigante” on the menu…https://www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/2021/09/24/first-look-bar-enza-cambridge/

They’ve replaced a center of knowledge with a merchandise mart that trivializes and commodifies the trappings of learning.

Holyoke Street came alive Sunday as people square danced, ate barbeque, and drank beer at the “Hoedown on Holyoke,” a day-long block party organized by the Harvard Square Business Association.