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Photos of the Day (04/06/15)

By Katherine M Kulik, Madeline R. Lear, Megan M. Ross, Jessica M. Wang, Y. Kit Wu, and Jennifer Y Yao

Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu - Michelle Wu ‘07, the first Boston City Councilor to give birth while in office, works at her desk in Boston City Hall at noon on March 30. By Y. Kit Wu

Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu - Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu '07 became the first City Councilor to give birth in office last December, when her son Blaise Francis Pewarski, pictured here, was born. Last month, she co-introduced an ordinance that would give six weeks of paid parental leave to Boston city employees. By Y. Kit Wu

HBV Awareness Week - Christina D. Kwon ‘16 shares information about Hepatitis B as part Team HBV at Harvard’s Hepatitis B Awareness Week. The event aims to teach “how to protect yourself against virus and the disease.” By Jessica M. Wang

WIB Week Kickoff - Jane A. Labanowski '17 and Julie A. Salzinger '17 hand out flyers and food as part of Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business Week. This event kicked off WIB Week, which will include panels, workshops and a keynote speaker. By Jessica M. Wang

Thank You HUDS - Undergraduate Council representative Wyatt M. Robertson '18 holds a 'Thank You' poster for HUDS staff as Moses Kim '18 signs. The UC organized the 'HUDSy BERGday' event to express gratitude to the staff of Annenberg on behalf of the freshman class. By Megan M. Ross

Divest Harvard Teach-In - Members of Divest Harvard speak about the history of the group, which began with 3 students and has held active peaceful protests, fasts, and sit-ins since its conception 3 years ago in Ticknor Lounge on Monday evening. By Jennifer Y Yao

New Oversight for BSC - Dr. Paul J. Barreira, director of Harvard University Health Services, provides a brief overview of the Bureau of Study Counsel change from HUHS to Harvard College on Monday evening in his office. By Katherine M Kulik

Decision Making with Eric Cantor - Former U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader Eric I. Cantor discusses the common factors involved in making decisions in business and in government at the Institute of Politics on Monday evening. By Y. Kit Wu

Cantor on Decision Making - Former U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader Eric I. Cantor discusses the common factors involved in making decisions in business and in government at the Institute of Politics on Monday evening. By Y. Kit Wu

Divest Harvard Teach-In - Members of Divest Harvard speak about the history of the group, which began with three students and has held active peaceful protests, fasts, and sit-ins since its conception three years ago in Ticknor Lounge on Monday evening. By Katherine M Kulik

New Oversight for BSC - The Bureau of Study Counsel, located on 5 Linden Street, has been a home to study services for students and will be making an oversight change from University Health Services to Harvard College. By Daniela A Veloza

Photos of the Day (04/06/15)

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