Harvard University, one of the most prestigious and renowned
institutions of higher education in the world, was founded on
October 28, 1636. It was initially established as "New College" in New
Towne, which is now known as Cambridge, Massachusetts. Over time, it was
renamed Harvard College after its first benefactor, John Harvard, who
left his library and a significant bequest to the school upon his death.
Harvard University has since grown into a comprehensive university with
a rich history, diverse academic programs, and a global reputation for
excellence in education and research. Its founding date, October 28,
1636, is a significant milestone in the history of American higher
education.
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