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Hey, everyone, My name is Rob Self When I'm a second year D C student at the Harvard Business School. In this video, I'm gonna give you a little glimpse of what campus life looks like at HBs. First year behind me is the residential on Campus Apartments, Soldiers Field Park and one Western Avenue. As you can see, there's a really great area here. Thio come together as a community, meet with friends and all with a very close proximity to the HBs campus. So behind me is the Schwartz Pavilion, a great place to come together year round. There's a fireplace, and students are always able to access this great common space s. So now I'm standing on the pavilion between Spangler and Aldridge halls. Have lunch outside if the weather permits or share a drink with a classmate after the end of a long day of classes. This is a great space to meet up in the spring or fall, when the weather's nice and catch up with a lot of the friends that you've made at HBs. This is Spangler Hall, a great place to read cases between classes. Meet up with friends, have a coffee at the coffee bar or just relax by the fire in the winter on. This is a classroom in Audrey's hall, much like a classroom that is used in the 1st and 2nd year curriculum, with seating for around 100 students. One of these classrooms will become the home of next year's incoming class of R C students. This is where the case method happens, where students raised their hand, talk about their perspectives and engage in daily case discussions on between classes. Students can use the tunnels to get between buildings on winters. This is especially useful for students who live in the dorms and never have to step foot outside in the cold winter months. Here in Boston, behind me are the Bloomberg Center and the Baker Library. Thes iconic buildings frequently show up in pictures of the HBs campus. Have a quiet place to study, especially when you're getting ready for exams or case prepping thistles. The on campus chapel, one of the most relaxing places on campus, where meditation sections air held on most days of the week. Swimming with Behind me are several of the dormitories where many students on campus live. The dormitories give flexible, move in and move out options that allow students the ability to move during the summer for an internship. With these behind me is the Baker Library and Baker Long. This is where commencement activities occur every year, as the next class of MBA graduates walks across the stage at Harvard Business School. Behind me is the dean's residents, where the dean of the business school lives on campus with his or her family. Behind me is the executive education campus. We're executives from all over the world come to the HBs campus to improve their business skills.