Landmarks at Harvard Harvard University is home to many superior examples of American architecture. Historic landmarks fill the Old Yard. The statue is an immensely popular draw for tourists, and thousands of visitors a year rub John Harvard's shoe for luck. University Hall contains the offices of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Dean of Harvard College. Today it is home to the University Marshal's Office, the Office of the Director or the University Library, and the Alumni Office.
Tablets also bear the names of graduates who died in Korea and Vietnam.
The church conducts daily prayers and Sunday services. Today the building contains classrooms used by the College and the Extension School. The structure features 21 stained-glass windows from the Tiffany and La Farge studios. The building contains Sanders Theatre, a popular site for concerts, lectures, and performances. On the lower level, students gather for food, entertainment, and conversation in the spacious but cozy Loker Commons.