The Harvard Freshman Red Book; Volume 1913

First published in 1904, The Harvard Freshman Red Book is a guide for new students to the Ivy League institution. Written by the Harvard Crimson newspaper staff, the book provides information on dormitories, dining halls, societies, and extracurricular activities, as well as advice on academics and campus life. Now in its 117th edition, the Red Book remains a beloved and useful resource for Harvard freshmen.

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