Multimedia | 10.27.2011

Updated 3.3.2014

375 Candles: A Video

Sights and sounds of Harvard's 375th anniversary celebration

Harvard celebrated its 375th anniversary with student performances, historically significant cuisine, and a giant red velvet cake on October 14, 2011. Take this video tour of the gala event in Harvard Yard.

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Harvard History & Traditions

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