The college search and application process can be overwhelming. This series of classes is designed to help families establish an admissions roadmap including an overview of the application process, reviewing award letters, and refining applications. 

Comparing College Award Letters: Time to decide which college to attend! Join us to calculate your total costs and compare award letters from different colleges.

Learn more and register on the Harvard Training Portal. Find class information...

The Harvard University Employees Credit Union is hosting a free home buying workshop at 104 Mt Auburn Street, 4th floor, Conference Room A. Unsure about the home buying process? This workshop will take you through the home buying process and familiarize you with mortgage terminology. To register, follow the link.   

The Harvard University Employees Credit Union is hosting a free home buying workshop at 104 Mt Auburn Street, 4th floor, Conference Room A. Unsure about the home buying process? This workshop will take you through the home buying process and familiarize you with mortgage terminology. To register, follow the link.   

Effective January 1, 2017, Harvard faculty and staff can take advantage of a new option in the Tax Deferred Annuity (TDA) Plan: the Roth option, which gives you the opportunity to invest after-tax money with the potential to withdraw earnings on a tax-free basis in retirement. Depending upon your situation, the Roth option can help you manage your taxes in retirement by providing a source of income that is not taxed.

Join representatives from the Harvard University Retirement Center (HURC) and TIAA to learn about the Roth option features, how it differs from the current traditional...

Effective January 1, 2017, Harvard faculty and staff can take advantage of a new option in the Tax Deferred Annuity (TDA) Plan: the Roth option, which gives you the opportunity to invest after-tax money with the potential to withdraw earnings on a tax-free basis in retirement. Depending upon your situation, the Roth option can help you manage your taxes in retirement by providing a source of income that is not taxed.

Join representatives from the Harvard University Retirement Center (HURC) and TIAA to learn about the Roth option features, how it differs from the current traditional...

Effective January 1, 2017, Harvard faculty and staff can take advantage of a new option in the Tax Deferred Annuity (TDA) Plan: the Roth option, which gives you the opportunity to invest after-tax money with the potential to withdraw earnings on a tax-free basis in retirement. Depending upon your situation, the Roth option can help you manage your taxes in retirement by providing a source of income that is not taxed.

Join representatives from the Harvard University Retirement Center (HURC) and TIAA to learn about the Roth option features, how it differs from the current traditional...

Effective January 1, 2017, Harvard faculty and staff can take advantage of a new option in the Tax Deferred Annuity (TDA) Plan: the Roth option, which gives you the opportunity to invest after-tax money with the potential to withdraw earnings on a tax-free basis in retirement. Depending upon your situation, the Roth option can help you manage your taxes in retirement by providing a source of income that is not taxed.

Join representatives from the Harvard University Retirement Center (HURC) and TIAA to learn about the Roth option features, how it differs from the current traditional...

Harvard's Schools Out Vacation Camp offers activities and care for children ages 5-12, grades kindergarten to 6, during the Massachusetts public school vacation weeks. 

February camp is Feb. 21-24, 8am-6pm each day.

Sign up for the entire week or per day - $80/week, $20/ per day per child. Registration begins in mid-January.

Learn more about camp locations, registration, activities, etc.

Study the secretive world of owls! Learn together with hands-on activities about bird beaks and feet and do up-close observation of real specimens from our museum collections. Learn about the specific owl adaptations that make them the incredible nocturnal predators they are by investigating real feathers and bones! Dig even deeper by dissecting real owl pellets to learn the identity of an owl’s midnight snack. Listen carefully as you learn to identify owls by call. All activities are designed to be a fun and interactive experience for elementary age students and their families to...

Take a closer look and explore the minuscule world of bugs! Learn together with hands-on activities that show you how to classify and identify these numerous and diverse creatures! Participate in activities in our incredible Arthropods gallery. Observe and touch real live invertebrates and even go outside and collect some of your own! Dig in the dirt and see how invertebrates help us compost food waste into soil. Create your own scientific equipment to continue the study of entomology at home. All activities are designed to be fun and interactive experiences for elementary age students and...

NEW - M/C and Visa credit card payment onsite!  

For large orders and orders for trolley passes and Body Mechanics vouchers, please order online in advance by 3pm on Tuesday and request LMA pick up.

Outings & Innings is an internal Harvard University service for staff, faculty, retirees, students and some other Harvard affiliates that offers a dynamic menu of (1) date-specific event tickets for a wide variety of performing arts (music, dance, theater) and professional sports, (2) anyday...

Please join HLS and FAS as they partner to host Techniart on campus, selling LEDs and other energy efficient devices for your home at a discount provided by the utilities (Eversource and National Grid). In order to receive the incentive prices, you’ll need to bring proof of residency.

You will be able to see the items for sale, and place early orders, here: http://www.techniart.us/harvardsustainability-new  

Bring any and all surplus furniture, supplies, and equipment to the Lobby of 124 Mt. Auburn Street. Clothing, books, office supplies, kitchen goods, toys, baby supplies, tools, hardware and any thing else reusable is welcome here. Whether or not you donate, you are welcome to take anything you want for free. These Freecycles save money, reduce Harvard’s waste, and conserve the embodied natural resources and energy in manufactured goods.

Eligible employees can take classes at the Harvard Extension School for only $40 using the Tuition Assistance Plan. Earn a degree or pursue a personal interest! Spring classes begin on January 25, 2016. Spring semester: January 23-May 13, 2017.