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IMG Academy offers a one-of-a-kind and impossible-to-replicate growth environment where all students are competitive athletes unified in pursuit of their maximum potential, with a dedicated staff that works to empower student-athletes to “win their future,” preparing them for college and life.

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Explore the ideas, artifacts, people, and places that have shaped our history for nearly 400 years.

Harvard Yard is no longer restricted access to HUID holders only. Enhanced security measures will remain in place for the foreseeable future. The safety and security of the Harvard community is a top priority, and we will continue to evaluate the overall situation and adjust our measures accordingly.

Harvard Visitor Center tours

All tours are 45 to 60 minutes long. Registration is required in advance for both in-person and virtual tours. Weekly tour registration will be available every Friday. You can download the Visit Harvard mobile app on iOS and Android devices. During business hours you may purchase a Self-Guided Tour Map for $3 available in multiple languages.

For information about Harvard College Admissions tours for prospective students, visit their website .

Official Historical Tour of Harvard

The free, student-led public walking tour through Harvard Yard provides a history of the University, general information, and a unique view on the students’ individual experience. 

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Visit Harvard mobile app

Explore Harvard with our free mobile app, featuring a collection of self-guided walking tours. Whichever tour you decide to embark on, you’ll be sure to learn something new.

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Historical Tour of Harvard

Learn the history behind well-known spots across Harvard’s campus! Each stop highlights iconic buildings, traditions, alumni, and much more.

Harvard Public Art & Culture Tour: Allston

Explore vibrant public art in Allston! You’ll encounter can’t-miss installations along Western Avenue and learn the stories behind them and their artists.

Harvard Public Art & Culture Tour: Cambridge

Discover a new side to our campus through an art-filled adventure! Explore outdoor art, famous architecture, renowned cultural institutions, and more.

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From nature walks to art galleries, these tour offerings include virtual options, in-person experiences, student and staff-led excursions, and more.

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Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery

The Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery Walking Tour Experience explores Harvard University’s entanglements with the institution of slavery through a 10-stop tour around Harvard’s campus.

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Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery Options: mobile

Harvard Art Museums: Student Guided Tours Options: in-person, student-led

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General tour information.

The Harvard University Visitor Center offers several different types of tours. For our in person tour offerings on campus, we provide the Official Historical Tour of Harvard. All tours are provided to the public for free and to private groups for a fee. Our tours typically run 45-60 minutes.

To view the schedule and register for our free public tours (virtual and in person), please visit our Eventbrite page . To request a virtual or in person private tour, visit this link .

We also offer a free self-guided historical tour through the Visit Harvard mobile app, which you can download on iOS and Android devices. You can take this self-guided tour on campus or from the comfort of your own home.

Information about free in-person tours

The in person Historical Tour of Harvard explores Harvard Yard. Tours depart from the Visitor Center which is located at the front desk in the Smith Campus Center. Our address is 1350 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138.

Registration for our in person tours must be made in advance. Registration is made available starting the Friday before your tour week. Parties of up to 14 persons can register for a free in person tour. Parties of 15-60 are encouraged to submit a request for a private tour .

Registered tour goers should arrive at the Visitor Center at least 15 minutes before your tour to check-in. Tours depart from the Smith Campus Center and end in Harvard Yard.

Information about the Visit Harvard mobile app

Visit Harvard is a free mobile app by the Harvard Visitor Center that features a collection of self-guided tours centered around the Harvard University experience. The Visit Harvard mobile app can be downloaded by anyone with a smartphone, tablet, or desktop, to be enjoyed from wherever you might be visiting, whether it’s in-person at Harvard or from the comfort of your own home.

What tours are being offered in the mobile app? Currently on the app, visitors can take a mobile version of our popular in-person and virtual tour, the Historical Tour of Harvard.

How long is the mobile tour? This self-guided tour takes place across 14 mapped stops through Harvard’s campus. At a standard walking pace, it will take between 45-60 minutes to complete the 1 mile long tour.

Can I take the mobile tour in-person or virtually? The mobile tour is designed to be accessed in-person on Harvard University’s campus, starting at the Harvard Visitor Center, located at the Smith Campus Center in Harvard Square (1350 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA). It can also be viewed from the comfort of your own home. Simply download Visit Harvard in the app store, select the Historical Tour of Harvard, and begin your journey!

Where can I download the Visit Harvard mobile app? You can download the Visit Harvard mobile app on the Apple App Store and Google Play . There is also a desktop version of the app you can access here .

Learn more about the Harvard College admissions process

For more information about Harvard College Admissions, please visit their official website . Their contact information can be found here .

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Legacy Hotel is situated steps from the storied IMG Academy, a multi-sport training destination where performance meets excellence and expertise. IMG Academy’s professional-grade facilities host an unrivaled setting that has positioned the campus as the global leader in performance for over 40 years. Home to the world’s most dedicated student-athletes, professional athletes and trainees, all of whom possess the same, ambitious goals and passions, IMG Academy offers Legacy Hotel guests the opportunity to capitalize on the expert resources and amenities available just inside the gates of this nearly 600-acre campus.

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Take a campus tour of IU Indianapolis. You’ll get to ask questions, hear from students, and learn why this is your perfect next step.

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There’s nothing like experiencing IU Indianapolis in person. Bring your family and friends to check out our dynamic campus and soak in all the energy downtown Indy has to offer.

Tours for prospective undergraduate students take place most weekdays at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm (Eastern time). They’re led by current students, so you’ll have the chance to ask questions about their experiences and get some advice.

The day starts with a 30-minute presentation in Room 240 of the Campus Center. A 60-minute tour follows. While you’re here, be sure to meet with a school representative so you can learn even more about our academic programs and how they align with your interests.

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Considering IU Indianapolis for graduate studies? The Graduate School offers monthly tours with a short presentation by an Emissary for Graduate Student Diversity in Room 240 of the Campus Center. The tour takes about 90 minutes. Of course, you’re always welcome to join one of our daily campus tours!

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Summer College Tours: Who to Meet and What to Do

Summer allows for longer college visits, but some parts of campus may be closed and some people unavailable.

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Whether students are set on a major or still exploring, one of the top priorities should be asking to visit a building where they might spend a lot of their time.

Key takeaways:

• Summer visits allow you to spend more time on campus.
• Professors and others may be unavailable and some buildings may be closed.
• Plan visits when you can meet in person with someone.

While many students and families take college visits during the school year, the summer is still a busy time for college admissions offices to coordinate campus visits. With students not bound by a school schedule or single-day campus tours during the school year, the summer offers more flexibility for students and parents to spend a longer time or multiple days on campus.

“The summer really is an ideal time for that exploration," says Kent Barnds, vice president of admissions, financial aid, and communication and marketing at Augustana College in Illinois. "There’s a little greater flexibility on a college campus then to accommodate visits. Summer is sometimes an ideal time for a student and a family that is at the beginning of the college search and may be a little uncertain about what they want."

Summer visits often allow students and families to explore campus more freely and find parking more easily, says Kelly Nolin, director of undergraduate admissions at the University of Montana .

A less-crowded campus can also be good for students who may feel anxious about the college experience and can be a less-intimidating way for them to acclimate to a campus environment, she adds.

But it also means students won't get a sense of what the campus feels like when everyone is there, Nolin says. Families should also be aware that some professors may not be available and some offices or buildings may be closed or inaccessible during the summer.

But experts say that with some planning and coordination, families can still schedule effective campus visits. Here are some tips for planning summer college tours.

Be Intentional When Planning a Visit

While it's less frequent than during the academic year, some colleges hold formal visit days during the summer to ensure people from certain offices are present, such as financial aid, academic advising , counseling, residence life and career services. Augustana does this each summer, Barnds says, and he encourages families to plan their visits on those days if possible.

An alternative would be to coordinate with a person or office your student sees as a priority, such as a coach for a prospective athlete or a professor in their field of interest, and schedule an in-person meeting with them – then plan the rest of the visit around that. Families who show up unannounced hoping to see certain people or buildings may not have much luck, Barnds says.

“It never hurts to ask if that meeting might be available, but I do think that students and families have to temper their expectations about who may be available on any given day," he says. "That’s one of the reasons why one of the formal days might be better visit opportunities, because usually college campuses might be mobilizing more resources."

Employees on 12-month contracts, such as those in career services , financial aid and residence life , will likely be on campus, Barnds says, but Nolin says it's still best to plan a meeting ahead of time, preferably at least two weeks in advance. Admissions counselors can often help with this.

"Counselors are a great resource for not just the time on campus but for what families might want to do in the area," she says. "They can recommend other things to check out. They can also set realistic expectations for who is and who isn’t on campus."

Who to Meet and What to See on Campus Visits

A crucial part of an effective college visit is getting questions answered and having conversations about important parts of the college experience, such as available courses, extracurricular activities , residence life, joining a Greek organization and what's available through student support services.

Visiting certain buildings and offices and meeting with specific campus personnel can also help students make informed college decisions. Here's who and what should be on that list, experts say.

Speak With Tour Guides

Barnds, who is also Augustana's executive vice president for strategy and innovation, says the most important resource during summer visits is often the student tour guide.

"That experience of going on a campus tour with a current student, having the ability to ask that current student questions, that’s the most important part of that summer visit experience," he says.

If possible, students should elect to take a guided rather than self-guided tour so that someone is there to answer questions or provide access to buildings that might otherwise be closed, he says.

Visit Primary Study Buildings and Meet With Faculty

College tours sometimes take students through campus without entering buildings. Whether students are set on a major or still exploring, one of the top priorities should be asking to visit a building where they might spend a lot of their time, Barnds says.

For example, a prospective biology major should ask to see a lab, while a prospective journalism student should ask to see the journalism building or student publications office.

Nolin adds that students should also visit the campus library and university center, and meet with faculty or other academic representatives in their prospective major.

"This might not be a faculty member since many professors are not on campus during the summer," Nolin says. "However, they may be able to talk with a departmental adviser or recruiter."

Though some professors are off campus or out of town conducting research during the summer, some may still be local and available to meet in person either in their office or at an off-campus location such as a coffee shop. Others may be open to meeting virtually, Barnds says.

Eat at the Campus Dining Center

Some schools require residential students, especially first-year students , to purchase a meal plan , which can cost between $3,000 and $5,500, or much more in some cases. Because of that, and the number of meals students will likely eat on campus , experts say visiting students should eat at least one meal on campus. Some schools provide at least one complimentary meal as part of the visit.

"Summer is a good time to try out the dining center because it’s a lot less crowded, although choices may be limited," Nolin says. "It’s most important for students with allergies or food intolerances to try a meal while visiting so they can make sure their nutritional needs will be met."

If the dining center is closed, Barnds encourages students to ask current students or campus employees to recommend several local restaurants where students often enjoy eating. This allows prospective students to get a taste of what’s available in town and experience the atmosphere off campus.

Tour a Residence Hall

Some schools require first-year students to live on campus , but some students may choose to do so for convenience or other reasons even as upperclassmen. Experts say visiting students should ask to see a residence hall building and a dorm room while on their visit if it's not part of the tour.

These visits can typically be set up through the school's residence life office, and some schools have a model dorm room for students to tour while visiting.

Meet With Student Services and Other Support Personnel

Some students may need additional support while in college, whether for academic tutoring, mental health counseling, physical or learning disability accommodations or special health needs and accommodations. Others may want to meet with people in the diversity office, a campus religious ministry or the health center.

Scheduling those meetings over the summer may allow for more meetings and in-depth conversations with the appropriate people, experts say. Knowing where those offices are located, who to contact and what services are available is important to ask about on a summer campus tour, Barnds says.

"Those are sometimes the facilities people don’t see on their campus tours but are the most important facilities once they actually get to a campus," he says.

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It’s been a tumultuous few years in professional golf, from the conception of the failed Premier Golf League to the formation of LIV Golf, to new executives taking over nearly every one of professional golf’s major organizations.

With the news that Seth Waugh is stepping down from his role as the CEO of the PGA of America, here’s a look at those running each of the leading groups in golf.

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PGA Tour: Jay Monahan

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan waits to present the FedEx Cup to Viktor Hovland of Norway on the 18th hole after the final round of the TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club on August 27, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

When he started: Jan. 1, 2017

About him: The embattled PGA Tour commissioner has stayed afloat through one of the wildest roller coasters in sports history. In his annual address ahead of the 2024 Players Championship, Monahan said he’s still the man to lead the Tour forward despite the blowback from his backroom dealings with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund last summer.

“I can’t generalize as it relates to players, but clearly given the responsibility I’ve been given by both boards, I have the support of our board, and I am the right person to lead us forward,” said Monahan. “I know that. I believe that in my heart, and I’m determined to do exactly that.”

Augusta National: Fred Ridley

Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley (L) and Scottie Scheffler of the United States walk across the 13th hole during the Pro Am event prior to the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday at Muirfield Village Golf Club on June 05, 2024 in Dublin, Ohio. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)

When he started: Aug. 23, 2017

About him: While Monahan interacts more with players and the framework of pro golf, Ridley wields power like few others in the game. When Augusta weighs in on an issue, others typically follow.

The 1975 U.S. Amateur champ, who is a member of Augusta National Golf Club, was the USGA president in 2004 and later served as co-chairman of the International Golf Federation. He succeeded Billy Payne as chairman of the club.

USGA: Mike Whan

USGA CEO Mike Whan looks on during a practice round prior to the 123rd U.S. Open Championship at The Los Angeles Country Club on June 12, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

When he started: July 1, 2021

About him: Whan has spent most of his adult life in golf between time with Wilson Sporting Goods, TaylorMade Golf Company, the LPGA and his current position as the United States Golf Association (USGA) CEO.

Much of Whan’s success at the LPGA – building the tour up from near ashes when he took on the job in 2010 and then passing the ultimate stress test by seeing the tour through a global pandemic – came through the strength of his partnerships. He knew what it was like to sit on the other side of a table as a check writer and used that experience to grow the tour from only 24 tournaments and official prize money of $41.4 million to $76.45 million and 34 official events on the 2021 calendar when he left.

Photos: Mike Whan through the years, from LPGA commissioner to USGA CEO

R&A: Martin Slumbers (leaving)

Adam Scott of Australia talks with Martin Slumbers, CEO of The R&A and Secretary of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews during the pro-am ahead of the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard at Arnold Palmer Bay Hill Golf Course on March 06, 2024 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

When he started: Oct. 1, 2015

When he ‘ s leaving: Dec. 31, 2024

About him: Slumbers, who took over for Peter Dawson, has led the R&A as the global governing body of golf around the world (outside the U.S. and Mexico), and as secretary of the iconic St. Andrews. He’s overseeing next month’s 152nd Open at Royal Troon, the return of the AIG Women’s Open to St. Andrews and the 43rd Curtis Cup match at Sunningdale before relinquishing his role by the end of the year.

Slumbers led a modernization of the R&A’s activities, which included the merger with the Ladies’ Golf Union and its subsequent integration to enable the R&A to represent golf for men, women, boys and girls at the elite level. There is no word on his successor.

LPGA: Mollie Marcoux Samaan

LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan presents the Rolex Player of the Year trophy to Lydia Ko after she won the CME Group Tour Championship at Tiburon Golf Club on November 20, 2022 in Naples, Florida. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

When she started: Aug. 9, 2021

About her: A two-sport varsity athlete at Princeton (soccer and ice hockey) who spent 19 years at Chelsea Piers Management before coming back to her alma mater to serve as athletic director, Marcoux Samaan is the LPGA’s ninth commissioner. She replaced Mike Whan, the longest-tenured LPGA commissioner.

Prize funds have grown nearly 70 percent since 2021 , with a record $118 million on the line in 2024. Media rights revenue is up 25 percent since 2021, and corporate partnership money is up 33 percent. The LPGA has invested heavily in its team, adding 18 percent more staff over the past year.

LIV Golf: Greg Norman

Two-time major winner and the reigning Masters champion, Jon Rahm and LIV Golf Commissioner and CEO Greg Norman shake hands during a LIV Golf announcement at the Park Hyatt New York on Dec. 7, 2023 in New York, New York. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/LIV Golf)

When he started: Oct. 29, 2021

About him: It’s safe to say nobody’s reign at the head of a pro golf organization has been as uneasy and fluctuating as that of Norman, who won 88 professional titles in various places throughout the world, including a pair of Open Championships. Norman proposed a World Golf Tour, only to be shot down by then-Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem, who then helped create the World Golf Championships, a nearly identical idea. Norman told the golf world of his master plan to start a competing tour back in 1994. He chose the pristine Sherwood Country Club outside of Los Angeles — where he hosted the Shark Shootout — revealing a proposal to start a mini-tour, beginning with eight dates in 1995. Norman’s effort was framed as greedy and self-serving. His tour never got off the ground.

In his role as the LIV Golf CEO, he’s weathered a number of storms, a lack of OWGR points and a potential merger or framework for LIV and PGA Tour to co-exist.

European Tour Group: Guy Kinnings

Guy Kinnings, Deputy CEO Ryder Cup Director and 2025 European Ryder Cup Captain, Luke Donald pose with the Ryder Cup on November 28, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)

When he started: April 2, 2024

About him: Admittedly, this is the least influential of the current lead posts in pro golf and Kinnings entered the role after his predecessor Keith Pelley left to run Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment.

Kinnings previously held the post of the European Tour Group’s Deputy CEO as well as the head of golf at IMG, has been the CEO and executive director of the Ryder Cup since 2018. He’s now the fifth person in the CEO position since the Tour was established in 1972.

PGA of America: Seth Waugh

Xander Schauffele poses with Seth Waugh, CEO of the PGA of America, and the Wanamaker Trophy after winning the 2024 PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. (Photo: Michael Reaves/Getty Images)

When he started: Sept. 24, 2018

When he ‘ s leaving: June 30, 2024

About him: When he started as CEO of Deutsche Bank Americas, he created a PGA Tour event that would benefit the Tiger Woods Foundation, which ensured Woods played and attracted big crowds to the TPC Boston. Woods won the event in 2006. Waugh also has been a mentor to Jay Monahan, who previously worked at Fenway Sports Marketing before taking several high-profile jobs at the PGA Tour and becoming the tour commissioner.

Ahead of the 106th playing of this year’s PGA Championship, the PGA of America’s flagship event, Waugh addressed the “messy” state of pro golf as the PGA Tour and LIV continue to battle for eyeballs and interest.

Waugh said he was “absolutely” worried about the game at the professional level, noting how “it seems to get messier every week.”

“I think the best thing for the game is a deal. And we’ve been very consistent on that front,” said Waugh. “What has been an unsustainable business model has put pressure on other places like the (PGA Tour) that creates some financial dynamics as well as other dynamics that are very hard, and quite frankly it puts some financial pressure on us, as well.”

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