Harvard University’s campus infrastructure provides extensive resources for students, including housing, dining, libraries, museums, and support services. The university’s 12 residential Houses each have their own dining halls, common spaces, and facilities for academic and cultural activities. Harvard’s libraries offer vast research materials, while its museums, such as the Fogg Museum and Busch–Reisinger Museum, showcase art and history. Students benefit from academic support through the Academic Resource Center, advising services, and peer tutoring. Additional resources include health services, disability accommodations, security, and campus shuttle services, ensuring a well-rounded and supportive environment.