Valverde left college after her first year at the University of California, Riverside and enlisted in the Marine Corps, where ...

Applying to and attending an Ivy League institution can seem daunting for many veterans who have spent years away from the ...

I cannot recall a time in which I did not love reading. I’ve said before that both reading and writing have been ingrained in my soul, but while writing is a place of ecstasy, it is also one of great ...

Families come in many different configurations. When you're filling out your financial aid application, you may be confused about how to submit your information if your parents aren't in the same ...

Some of my smaller English seminar courses have felt more like a dynamic book club than a structured class, which I have loved. Through both in class discussions and the opportunity to explore various ...

Situated at the edge of Harvard Square just across from the Yard, the center serves students from Harvard College and the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Since its ...

Living in a dorm and having suitemates was one of the things that I was most excited but also nervous about for college. Besides one month at summer camp, I had no experience with dorming or rooming ...

Neurobiology concentrator Sean Meng ’26 is fascinated by how individuals see the world. Long before his time at Harvard, he attributed this interest to two distinct occurrences. He first became aware ...

In the face of unprecedented uncertainty and anxiety surrounding the coronavirus and the economy, we want to be helpful in any way we can. We have heard from students, parents, and college counselors ...

Take the red line from Harvard Square to North Station, then transfer to the Newburyport/Rockport Line 113 towards Rockport and get off at Gloucester. In less than two hours, you’ll reach one of the ...

Whenever I'm answering questions from prospective students a topic that always comes up is the transition from high school to college. Is it hard? What can I do to have an easy transition period? How ...

A huge part of any Harvard student’s experience is residential life. Since all first-year students live in Harvard Yard (or right outside of it), you learn about housing as soon as you are on campus, ...