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Facilities

Quick Stats

Service & Maintenance Staff 969
Campus Size 4,947 acres
Student Centers None
Campus Library? Yes
Main Libraries There are more than 90 collections around campus, including most residential houses. Some are open until 2 a.m., and during exam periods, some are open 24 hours a day.
Popular Places to Chill
  • Bank of the Charles
  • Coffeehouses around campus
  • The Greenhouse
  • Harvard Yard
  • House courtyards
  • Loker Commons
Bar on Campus Nearly a dozen sprinkled throughout Harvard Square
Bowling on Campus None
Coffeehouse on Campus Nearly two dozen throughout Harvard Square
Movie Theater on Campus Loews in Harvard Square

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Harvard’s classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology and the Harvard library system is among the largest in the world. The Malkin Athletic Center was recently renovated, adding more cardio equipment and more space for exercise classes. Students wisely recognize these resources, and praise the University for spending its enormous endowment on the constant improvement of these existing facilities.

Harvard does lose points due to its lack of a true student center and the absence of any concrete plans to resolve the student center issue. Regardless of these complaints, Harvard receives high marks for providing top-notch facilities to aid undergraduates in pursuit of improving the life of the mind, as well as the body.

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aminnis

Business Management '14

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The Gym Is Amazing

Fully loaded gym for all graduate business school students to use. Excellent facilities all around.

May 09, 2012

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tzmanics

Game and Interactive Media Design '15

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Nice and New

Everything is nice looking, functional and up to date.

Mar 27, 2012

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nirwin

Industrial and Engineering Management '09

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Great Facilities and Resources

Awesome athletic centers - multiple gyms and pools for student use, house system provides community more so than a central student center, excellent libraries - good for studying and any book you could want!

Feb 28, 2012

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User rating for Harvard University - Facilities is 4.6 out of 5 based on 20 user reviews.

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Favorite Things To Do

Attend guest lectures at the Institute of Politics (located at the Kennedy School of Government), run or bike along the Charles River, or see the hundreds of student performances put on annually.

Students have innumerable opportunities because of Harvard’s vast resources and facilities. Activities range from gyms and ballroom dancing to film screenings and scuba diving.

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