Photos of the Day (04/21/2015) | News

John Harvard Projection - Artist Krzysztof Wodiczko projects recorded videos of students on the John Harvard statue Tuesday night. Wodiczko used the statue as a medium through which to voice concerns about job security and fears about not being able to make a difference in the world, while drawing upon themes of loneliness and disconnection. By Katherine L Borrazzo

Harvard Teaching Campaign Petition - Supporters of the Harvard Teaching Campaign proceed through the Yard before submitting a petition to cap section sizes at 12 students to Massachusetts Hall. By Karl M. Aspelund

Yard Renovations - In a sign of the University’s preparation for spring, areas of Harvard Yard are cordoned off to protect newly planted grass seeds. By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

Bisexual Revolution - Shiri Eisner, left, an activist, writer, and researcher residing in Tel Aviv, is presented with a Harvard sweatshirt after the 2015 Nicholas Papadopoulos lecture in Fong Auditorium. The discussion focused on the notion of bisexuality and the intersection of bisexuality and politics. By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

Divest organizers discuss further actions at IOP - Divest Harvard campus organizers gathered at the Institute of Politics on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the movement’s further actions over webcam with Senator Tim Wirth, former President of the United Nations Foundation. By Tamilyn W. Chen

Mock Trial Team Victory - The Harvard Mock Trial Team claims its first American Mock Trial Association’s national championship title last weekend. The victory came just over a year after the death of team member Angela R. Mathew ’15 due to a car accident on the way back from a mock trial tournament on Feb. 10, 2014. By Courtesy of Zach Lustbader

Poetry Reading - Mary Dalton, a Canadian poet, reads various poetry selections from her body of work in front of an audience at Fong Auditorium in Boylston Hall on Tuesday evening. By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

Divest organizers discuss further actions at IOP - Divest Harvard campus organizers gathered at the Institute of Politics on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the movement’s further actions over webcam with Senator Tim Wirth, former President of the United Nations Foundation. By Tamilyn W. Chen

Harvard Stadium Resurface - Harvard Stadium began a renovation project on April 6 that will install a hybrid turf technology as well as new goalposts. The project, which will also overhaul electrical work on the perimeter of the field, will be completed by June 8th. By Muhammad H Tahir