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Visitas
April is nearly over, but if you’re anticipating a smooth cruise into May, you’re sorely mistaken. Unfortunately, the fact that you can now count the remaining days of classes on two hands — finally — only entices your professors to stress test the limit on the number of deadlines they can set within a five-day period. (Lucky you.) There’s also the not-so-small matter of welcoming another class of students to campus. Yes, that’s right, it’s already time for Visitas 2025! Here’s our welcome to the Class of 2029.
Flyby Tries: Scrambled Eggs in Every House Dining Hall
The ultimate challenge. Waking up on Sunday morning. To eat 12 eggs. In each of the 12 Harvard Houses. In one to two hours. Follow one to two flyby writers as they attempt this at the cost of everything!
Housing Market 2025 is Here!
Your favorite real estate agents are back in business! If you're looking for the stats on your future home on campus — or are an upperclassman looking to gloat — you're in luck; Flyby's compiled each House's quirks, amenities, and housing details for you to properly revel in the Housing Day spirit.
How To: Cope with the Constant Risk of Hypothermia (ft. Daylight Savings)
As we all begin to feel the chill of winter sink in, our mental batteries are probably running on low-power mode. Though it gets tough sometimes as everything starts to feel overwhelming, just remember that this, too, shall pass. We at Flyby want to remind you that you’ve got this!
Every Harvard Square Ice Cream Place, Ranked
Harvard Square has so many ice cream places. As Flyby’s outgoing leaders, we considered it our final and most important duty to try each and every place so we could determine once and for all where you should spend your hard-earned money on the sweetest of treats.
What to Buy Your Pre-Med Friend for the Holidays
If you have a pre-med friend or relative and are wondering what to get them for the holidays, we have some ideas for you!
The "I'm Not Tired" Challenge (Impossible)
Our survival guide to sleep deprivation. With the Harvard grind and nightfall hitting us before dinner here’s how to gaslight your body into feeling well-rested!
What Harvard Students Are Actually Thankful for This Thanksgiving
As the leaves fall and HUDS rolls out the pumpkin pie, we’re reflecting on the little things that make Harvard life just a bit sweeter. Grab a plate, pass the gratitude, and let’s dig in.
How to Get Your Own Taylor Swift Travis Kelce Relationship in Time for Harvard-Yale
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship gives us the blueprint for something even better than a hug after a Super Bowl win: congratulating your partner after winning Harvard-Yale, our very own version of the Super Bowl.
Harvard-Yale Cocktails
Here are some school-spirited takes on classic cocktails to get you in the Harvard-Yale spirit this weekend. Go Crimson!
Four Places to Scare Yale Students on Campus
Are you hosting for Harvard-Yale? Unsure of where to take your Yalie? Still in a Halloween mood? Perfect, Flyby has the best suggestions to ensure their Harvard visit is a transformative and spooky experience.
How to: Host a Yalie
If you offered to host a Yale student this weekend, you might be confused about the proper etiquette. Sure, you’d like to be a gracious host, but this weekend is about rivalry, not manners. If you’re searching frantically for ways to assert your superiority while not descending to overt hostility, Flyby has some ideas to add to your list.
Flyby Tries: Dancing With the Stars
If your TikTok fyp has been inundated with clips from this season of “Dancing with the Stars” and you’ve been itching to recreate some of the dances you’ve swiped past for fear of hurting yourself, look no further. Flyby is here to try the moves so you don’t have to!
The Strange Three Weeks Between Halloween and Thanksgiving
Another Halloweekend (or two) has come and gone, and Harvard students find themselves in that peculiar limbo between spooky season and holiday festivities. It’s a three-week stretch that defies categorization, leaving us all wondering: What exactly are we supposed to do with ourselves now?