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About Harvard University

- It is the oldest higher education institution in the United States of America

- It was established in 1636, under the name of "New College"

- In 1639, the university changed its name and it became known as "Harvard College", after John Harvard of Charleston, a young minister and the institution's first benefactor

- It is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts

- There are ten faculties and the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study that compose the university, with approximately 2,100 faculty members and around 13,000 graduates, and 43 Nobel laureates

- Its motto is "Veritas", the Latin word for "Truth"

- The university's color is crimson, which is also the name of its newspaper and its athletics team

- It has the largest Division I Athletics program in the country with 41 varsity sports

Why visit Cambridge, Massachusetts?

- The city is located in Greater Boston Area, it is part of the Middlesex County and you will find here great places to hang out, many events to attend and lots of shopping centers

- You will have the opportunity to be in a youthful multicultural environment, due to the presence of two of the world's most prestigious educational institutions: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University

- Almost all the places you might go to can be squares, because Cambridge is also known as the "City of Squares", due to the great number of street intersections

- There are other 10 million people who visit the city every year