Harvard University's 374th Commencement will be celebrated with the ringing of bells from various local churches and institutions, starting at 12:15 p.m. after the formal ceremonies conclude. This marks the 38th consecutive year of this tradition, which honors both the graduation ceremony and the historical significance of bells in the academic community. The bells symbolize connection and recognition, celebrating the university's rich history and its integration into the Cambridge community, as multiple churches join in this annual event to highlight the importance of education and community spirit.
The tradition of ringing bells for Harvard's Commencement has continued for 38 years, marking a sense of community and celebration for graduates and the university.
The deep-toned bell in Memorial Church will lead the celebration, alongside bells from various churches, commemorating Harvard's legacy and its connection to Cambridge.
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