Campus & Community

Through the First Generation Harvard Alumni mentorship program, alumni who were the first in their family to attend college are helping current first-generation students make the most of their time at Harvard.

Harvard faculty, alumni, and friends explore how to sustain excellence—at Harvard and beyond—in a swiftly changing world.

Family is important to Claude T. Tolbert III '94. And it’s one of the reasons he decided to include Harvard in his will.

Harvard College inspires the risk taking and exploration that transform the lives of students by opening doors to new experiences, new friends, new knowledge and understanding.

Leverett House’s McKinlock Hall is the largest project to be completed under Harvard’s House Renewal initiative and it was made possible through the generosity of donors like Theodore “Ted” ’81 and Barbara Janulis P’16.

A sense of place has always been important to Diana Nelson ’84, P’16, ’15. It’s part of the reason why she supports House Renewal at Harvard.

Erika Hamden ’06 volunteers for Harvard because she wants to make sure all future classes have incredible students and experiences.

This spring, alumni can vote for a new group of Harvard Overseers and Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) Elected Directors.

With the rare opportunity for an expanded campus in Allston, Harvard will meet the challenges of our times in inspired and creative ways.

Giving back to Harvard—the place where they met and where they discovered their life aspirations—is of utmost importance to Jim ’89, MBA ’96 and Beth Frates ’90.