THREE-DIMENSIONAL mapping programs like Google Earth let people fly over the rooftops of virtual cities, and other online services lead them down individual streets.  Now, one company is planning 3-D-like

October 26, 2007 As the Red Sox played for gold rings at Fenway Park yesterday, Harvard Square’s businesses tried to make some gold of their own.  Bars with plasma televisions

Plympton Street now has another landmark—Frank, Mark & Pauline Kramer Square.  Harvard Book Store, a destination for famous authors such as Stephen King and Al Gore ’69, drew a crowd

As Harvard Square counts down the days until its free Wi-Fi goes live, it has become increasingly digital

Who would have thought Harvard would pick architects Leers Weinzapfel to create a modern undergraduate theater out of the old Hasty Pudding Club building in Harvard Square?

Like your entertainment a little eccentric and politically irreverent?

Emma Goldman knew that a revolution without a groove was a disaster waiting to happen. When the Bolsheviks brutally consolidated their hold on the emerging Soviet Union, the anarchist famously

To gain membership in the chair club, which meets on the sidewalk outside Cardullo’s Gourmet Shoppe in Harvard Square every night the Red Sox play, you have to earn your

If you thought a walk down Holyoke Street without a whiff of decomposing food was pure fantasy, think again. Thanks to a new partnership between the Harvard Square Business Association

Wireless access points have been deployed in parts of Cambridge, Mass., as part of the experimental stage of the Cambridge Public Network, a project which started a couple of years

On Friday night, July 21, Harry Potter parties were everywhere, in every state in the Union, and many countries throughout the world. Chain bookstores held a host of events, including

Last night Harvard Square threw one giant party for a young wizard who has captivated the world.