Each year, Harvard students have to pay for the high tuition fees. Fortunately, the University provides students with many employment opportunities. Even before the students come to campus, the Student Employment Office at Harvard will send freshmen...
At Harvard, students get to sample classes during Shopping Week. At the beginning of every term Harvard students enjoy a one-week shopping period, during which they can sample as many courses as they like and thus-or so the theory goes-concoct the mo...
Do you want to take time to stop andbreathe in this fast-paced and competitive world? If your answer is yes, youmay be interested in the happiness course at Harvard. The ^happiness courseor positive psychology is now the most popular course at Harvar...
A Harvard education is a liberal education, that is, an education conducted in a spirit of free inquiry without concern for vocational utility. Although Harvard is a compre-hensive university, it attaches great importance to liberal arts education an...
Think Independently is the primary educational principle of Harvard University. Consciously, Harvard professors implement the principle in every specific teaching procedure. They point out clearly that their relationship with students is cooperative,...
When you go to Harvard, you are welcomed by Truth. Harvards motto is Amicus Plato, Amicus Aristotle, sed Magis VERITAS. At Harvard, you'll find that truth is everywhere. The words on Harvard University Seal, every schools，seals，and Harvard gate a...
Rejection gave birth to the Asian American Association (AAA). During first-year orientation week in 1976，two Asian American women decided to attend a Minority Freshman Banquet sponsored by the university, but were barred from entering and were turn...
Student organizations at Harvard can fall into more than ten categories. In addition to the organizations that are aimed at all the students, such as The Harvard Crimson and International Relations Council (IRC), there are organizations that serve st...
Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN)is one program of Harvard International Relations Council (HIRC) which is a non-profit organization that promotes awareness of International Relations. HIRC is also the largest student organization at Harvard Colleg...
During the week-long visit from Mar. 12th to the 20th, the 30-person delegation set foot in four cities including Shanghai, Nanjing, Hangzhou and Beijing. But it was not the natural scenery or the historical sites that filled up their visiting schedu...
