If you thought one boba shop was enough - try four! Harvard Square has four different boba places. There is nothing better than catching up with friends or rewarding yourself after an exam, than with boba.
Whether I am having a great day, the weather is nice, or a not-so-great day, I always know that I can rely on getting myself a treat at the many boba options at Harvard.
Known for its wide variety of boba options, Kung Fu Tea has milk teas, fruit teas, and seasonal drinks as well! My favorite is their strawberry slush with brown sugar boba.
If you are a fan of brown sugar, rich, and creamy drinks, then Tiger Sugar is for you. I’m a fan of their iconic brown sugar boba with pearl milk and cream mousse.
Among all of my friends, Gong Cha seems to be the favorite. They have a unique milk foam series. They have amazing seasonal drinks such as their pumpkin pie milk tea
Ten One Tea House has really aromatic floral drinks such as lavender forest and rose honey tea. I usually try a different flavor each time!
There are also many events hosted by student organizations that have an assortment of boba options and there are study breaks where students can make their own boba beverage! Boba can truly bring the community together and that is shown by the many boba shop options we have and the many events that serve them. Because you can never go wrong with boba :)
Drawing can be a leisure activity or a great way to relax. A sketch book and pen often accompanied me at the park in my free moments.
My Philosophy banner
FUP Silent Disco
First-year students gather to commemorate a successful alumni networking event at the historically exclusive Harvard Club of Boston
The Barker Center, home to the Harvard College Writing Center
Some friends and I took a coach bus from Boston to New York City and visited Times Square as a part of this trip!
My friends from my entryway and I pose for a picture together before we go kayaking!
A photo of me with the first two other students who were hired as freshman student workers last fall
One of my favorite photos of TCS. Small Island, Big Family!
Samia Afrose with friends at Luxor Cafe
Samia Afrose and Hana Rehman at South Asian Convocation
A photo of myself looking at the Zanzibari waters
Me with the director of FOP, the wonderful Lesedi Graveline
My friends and I love attending the socials that are hosted by the affinity groups!
A picture of a white poster with "Adams House is the Best House" written on it.
So grateful to have worked with these amazing student leaders this past year!
My fellow singers and I singing “Lay Me Low,” our closing number, by Addah Z. Potter and arranged by Kevin Siegfried, at Reunion: A Fall Concert.
Me and a teammate sailing the first double handed sail of the year.
Here's Harpreet and I with our best friends back in high school!
My blockmates and I at Winthrop House on our Housing Day!
I have very specific playlists for every mood.
Kuumba had a winter concert last year that focused on the importance of Black Love; this photo, which captures the power of intimacy, was taken during the dance section of the concert.
Here's the new Sunflower sign we just put up with our students as community service.
Harvard Yard, where many first-year students live.
I make the most of my Zoom-ed reality by taking calls outside!
Here I am teaching a government class from last summer!
Performing at the Peabody Museum's Day of the Dead celebration and exhibit.
The view of the Charles River from Leveret House, which is right next to Winthrop House!
My Harvard Journal Project notebook, with its (not so successful) attempt to color the Harvard logo on the front.
My friends and I decided to have a group photo session the day before leaving campus!
Me giving out homemade awards to my MFP students!
Another spot to rest with great views of New Hampshire!
