Housing Day at Harvard is a vibrant and cherished annual tradition where first-year students discover their housing assignments for the next three years. On this day, upperclassmen energetically gather outside freshmen dorms, chanting and celebrating, as they deliver assignment letters. The atmosphere is filled with excitement and friendly competition, with students dressed in coordinated outfits representing their Houses. The event not only marks a significant milestone in the students' lives but also fosters a sense of community among the diverse House memberships.
"My suitemate and I got Adams and we're super happy. Adams just finished its renovation, so we're going live in a brand-new dorm. It's also close to everything, right in the center of campus."
"Housing Day, when first-year students learn where they will live for the next three years, is one of Harvard's most beloved - and rowdy - annual traditions."
"Upperclassmen storm the first-year dorms to deliver housing assignment letters and welcome their newest Housemates home."
"Students danced and celebrated in front of the brass John Harvard, many in coordinated outfits, such as blue T-shirts for Lowell House and burgundy beanies for Winthrop."
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