Campus Life

You won't find a master chef at Harvard but will surely find some great food.

Excellent. And the Freshman Dining Hall looks like Hogwarts.

There are 13 dining halls serving food from different cultures and regions of the world.

Harvard University boasts a delectable dining experience.

The food and dining in the Boston/Cambridge area is awesome!

Every college has ups and downs with dining hall eats. Sometimes the only negative is getting there early enough to make sure you get that slice of prime rib. There's always a good variety though, you will find something you like!

There are many nearby cafes and restaurants at Harvard square you can walk to and grab a bite to eat.

Tons of Mexican food around as well as little sandwich shops. There are plenty of great places to go out for coffee and there is a wonderful mix of chain and personal owned restaurants. Basically, whatever the budget, there is a place for you.

I didn't review food and dining much but most reviews are generally that the food is acceptable but not delicious, however, the campus is near various restaurants.

It's great!

I have no experience with Greek life.

There are fraternities and sororities, but Harvard also has a system of Finals Clubs which are very similar, but have a pretty vast history.

Definitely part of the social scene but not the normal. We also have finals clubs, which is a similar institution to a fraternity

There are two fraternities and three sororities. They have parties and stuff, and rush week is kind of a big thing, but they are not a huge part of campus life.

There are a number of fraternities and at least one sorority.

There are frats/sororities, but many people don't go into them because students associate more than anything with their dorm houses.

Is not big on-campus (roughly 15%), but can be a real benefit if you really want to be involved.

Greek life is not a huge part of the Harvard social scene. In fact the university doesn't even recognize the frats and sororities. However, there are quite a few Greek organizations, so it is definitely an option for people who are interested.

while there are a few sororities and fraternities, the social scene is focused on the final clubs, which are exclusive groups that control a house or building off campus. these clubs are not affiliated with the university, and were made famous in the social network.

There are final clubs and occasional parties for those who want a greek life.