Located in the heart of Harvard Square, the Coop is a cooperatively owned bookstore where you'll find textbooks, the latest bestsellers, Harvard apparel, special events with local authors, and more. Become a member for just $1.00 a year and save 10% off all purchases.

Grab a snack, relax with friends, or host a group event. From restaurants and study spaces in the newly renovated Smith Campus Center to beautiful outdoor areas that host concerts, food trucks, and seasonal events, Harvard's common spaces offer vibrant environments for community engagement.

Harvard's network of libraries is an unparalleled resource for learning and research, containing millions of items ranging from the Gutenberg Bible and the paintings of John James Audubon to the personal papers of scholars, scientists, activists, and authors. Library staff can help you uncover the treasures of the largest university library collection in the world.

More than two dozen Harvard buildings are used exclusively for scientific research. Our laboratory facilities are designed with close collaboration in mind. Students and faculty from across disciplines take advantage of cutting-edge technology to push the boundaries of our understanding of the physical world.

Universities have a special role and responsibility to confront the challenge of climate change. Student groups offer opportunities to work on sustainability initiatives at the local, regional, and national level, while the University's Sustainability Plan establishes concrete goals for creating a greener Harvard.

Harvard's Disability Access Office helps eligible students receive accommodations for emotional, mental, and physical illnesses, learning disabilities, and physical impairments.

Harvard University Student Financial Services is comprised of the Student Accounts Office, the Student Loan Office, and the University Financial Aid Liaison Office. Make a payment, check your billing calendar, and get your questions answered.

From regular check-ups and counseling to physical therapy and yoga instruction, the wide range of resources offered by Harvard University Health Services help you stay mentally and physically healthy.

The FAS Registrar's Office provides a variety of services to faculty, students, and staff including tracking students’ registration status, transcripts, managing the course enrollment process, and billing tuition and fees.

Committed to Your Security

Student safety is a top priority. We provide a comprehensive public safety program to make sure you feel comfortable and secure at Harvard.

Our safety program includes:

• Full campus police force, the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD)
• Walking escort service
• Campus-wide shuttle service
• Late-night door-to-door service
• Emergency phones
• Lighted pathways
• Computer-card key system operating in all freshman and most other dormitories

The HUPD is always available to address your safety concerns.

Harvard Safety Committee

The Harvard Safety Committee was formed to provide an opportunity for students and staff to discuss safety concerns. Email the committee directly, or contact your student representatives or residential staff with safety concerns at any time.

Annual Security Report

The University is required by federal law (The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, 20 U.S.C. 1092(f), known as the “Clery Act”) to publish an annual security report. A copy of the report as well as the disclosure procedures can be found on the Harvard University Police website.

Additional Resources 

• Safety resources from the Office of Gender Equity
• MessageMe—Harvard’s emergency notification system
• Shuttle and Van Services

From computer labs to wifi-enabled buildings to student email accounts, Harvard University Information Technology (HUIT) keeps the University online.