Flyby Blog
Flyby Tries: Recreating Dean Deming’s IG Photos
There’s a new sheriff in town: Dean Deming. With an Instagram that’s more active than your local raigebaiter on Sidechat, the Demingram is quickly gaining a following among the chronically online. In riding its wave of popularity, Flyby tried recreating a few photos that scream social anxiety, who?!
Things That Should Be Concentrations
As I sit here in my third year at this small liberal arts institution just outside of Boston, I’m nearing the end of my academic career and am forced to confront the looming fate of adulting. So if there is any impact I have on this near-400-year-old place, I want to be remembered as the Flyby writer who forever changed the academic landscape. No years-long, committee-led curriculum review needed: Here’s my take on the new concentrations Harvard needs. For, you know, intellectual vitality.
Midterm Season: Slightly Toasted or Fully Cooked?
Are you cooked or cooking? Take this midterm survival test to find out!
Where Are They Now? Tracking the Barker Cafe Refugees
Back in May, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences announced that the Barker Cafe would become the latest casualty of budget cuts, leaving a gaping hole in the Barker Center and the hearts of English concentrators campus-wide. What was once the perfect place to spend your BoardPlus on a smoothie and finish writing that paper you were procrastinating on now remains empty and shut away from the world. the performative humanities concentrators) going now?
Why I Declared... Sophomores 2025 Edition!
Flyby Blog Sophomores announce why they declared their concentrations!
Ode to the English Department
Many students arrive at Harvard blissfully undecided in their studies. Their freshman year is dedicated to experimentation, and they dedicate themselves to Hum 10, Ec10a, and LS1a simultaneously. To be Pre-Med, a humanities girlie, or a finance bro. Decisions, decisions. As freshman year goes on and they realize that Harvard is actually all work and no play, the decision of concentration looms in front of them; will their Harvard experience turn around? Is there a correct choice? Yes. English.
Hazed by Harvard
Harvard’s decided to crack down on hazing under a new federal law. Blindfolds, drinking, and a conga line? That’s worth a suspension, according to the College. Now that to me just sounds like a boring Saturday night on campus. (Don’t judge.) So, I’ve decided to compile a list, in lieu of a formal complaint, of Harvard experiences that should now be designated as hazing. Maybe we could suspend them, too.
Sick Season Affirmations
With the change of seasons, Sick Season is rolling around. Here are some tips and tricks to stay healthy and prevent germs from entering your body. After all, you can't get sick if you never gave consent in the first place.
Dear Freshmen, Please Shut Up in Lamont
I speak for the people — the tired, the stressed, the upperclassmen who remember when Lamont was a place of peace — when I kindly, firmly, and desperately BEG the freshmen to shut up in Lamont. Respectfully. But also urgently. Midterms are approaching, and I simply cannot take it any longer. The silent floors are silent for a reason.
Flyby Tries: Performative Male Contest
Labubus, totebags, matcha, oh my! One Flyby writer dashes to the Signet to participate in their performative male contest. He recounts his transformative experience to live up to his performative potential.