Harvard University Campus

Harvard's bus stops are marked with special crimson, red and white signs. If you ride a bike around campus, you can also load it onto a shuttle if it's late at night or you find yourself in inclement weather!

"The Yard" is an open space on campus where there are constantly events going on. Here you can see students getting ready for Fall by painting pumpkins and playing pong.The college events board is in charge of planning all the events on campus. In the beginning of the year they hold a class barbeque for all the students to come together and hangout.

What your seeing right now is a glimpse of the celebration for the Harvard Law School's 200th Anniversary.

Kevin is in UC with me the acapella group. He chose Harvard because of the resources that the school has to offer as well as the strong and smart community that Harvard has. Diversity is huge at Harvard and it makes it so interesting for students to meet new people.

Harvard is home to the largest private library in the world. So big that you could run over two marathons in it if you tried, not recommended. The memorial church is the center of where graduation will take place four years later. Every spring they bring in extremely famous people like Mark Zuckerberg and Joe Biden to present and meet the students.

The Radcliffe quadrangle is around 100 years old! In Harvard time, that's actually very new. It is located a little less than a mile away from Havard Yard. The quad includes all of its own amenities, such as a dining hall, gym, library, relaxation and spa room, and the Student Organization Center.

Lowell House is currently under construction at this time. However, when it does open back up again it is home to upperclassmen dorms and another dining hall. Interesting to note the bell tower at the top rings at the top of every hour letting you know what time it is.

Annenberg is the underclassman dining hall. The food at Annenberg can be underwhelming, which is why it's great that Harvard offers BoardPlus!

Religion is a very important part of a lot of students at Harvard. There is a wide variety of religious group on campus ranging from Muslims to Catholics. Sung is a member of HCFA, Harvard College Faith Action. In this group, you meet with students in your grade and can discuss anything that's on your mind.

This is the Houghton Library and Lamont Library. Whether you have a late night project or a huge paper due these are the places that you want to be. Open 24/7 including a cafe these places are great for getting work done.

"The Yard" is an open space on campus where there are constantly events going on. Here you can see students getting ready for Fall by painting pumpkins and playing pong.The college events board is in charge of planning all the events on campus. In the beginning of the year they hold a class barbeque for all the students to come together and hangout.

Lowell House is currently under construction at this time. However, when it does open back up again it is home to upperclassmen dorms and another dining hall. Interesting to note the bell tower at the top rings at the top of every hour letting you know what time it is.

Annenberg is the underclassman dining hall. The food at Annenberg can be underwhelming, which is why it's great that Harvard offers BoardPlus!

Religion is a very important part of a lot of students at Harvard. There is a wide variety of religious group on campus ranging from Muslims to Catholics. Sung is a member of HCFA, Harvard College Faith Action. In this group, you meet with students in your grade and can discuss anything that's on your mind.

"The Yard" is an open space on campus where there are constantly events going on. Here you can see students getting ready for Fall by painting pumpkins and playing pong.

The Inn is used for Swing Housing, temporary housing for students. The campus is currently remodeling much of the upperclassmen housing so during this period of time students are moved to new locations such as The Inn.

Most college campuses go crazy over their squirrels...Harvard takes it to the next level with TURKEYS! Of course, we have our squirrels too. All of the animals appear to be fearless.

Most classes at Harvard have lectures and sections. Sections are often smaller groups of students who meet up to discuss lecture materials in more detail.

The Carpenter Center is an architecturally significant building on campus. Sung learned about this during his freshman seminar, a class of around 12 students who all select what they want to learn about within the boundaries of the course. Inside of this building, Sung says that this is his favorite spot to study. Outside you can grab a table right next to the lavender garden and get all your work done.

It is common for both students and faculty to take advantage of The Yard's beautiful, spacious landscape. You'll often see professors relocate their classes outside on nice days, and the school stocks the space with chairs to facilitate gatherings.

Harvard's bus stops are marked with special crimson, red and white signs. If you ride a bike around campus, you can also load it onto a shuttle if it's late at night or you find yourself in inclement weather!

It's okay if you miss the shuttle. Most of the time it's only going to be a 10-15 minute walk to your desired location.

The Harvard Faculty Club is a place where you can come eat with your teachers. If you are selected for the dinners via a lottery process you can come and have an elegant dinner with your favorite professors. Not many people are chosen. Sean Spicer, Berny Sanders, and many Supreme Court Justices have come to events here at Harvard so the lottery is the key to getting meet these people.