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Wyss House

All HBS doctoral students share office space in Wyss Hall during the first year of the program. In this communal, collaborative environment, ideas flow freely, and students gain insight into their own research through the eyes of their peers working in other disciplines. Doctoral Programs administrative offices are located on the first floor of the building, so students always have access to support services. After their first year, doctoral students move into office spaces closer to their faculty advisors.

Residence Halls

Doctoral students have the option to live off-campus or on-campus. Some doctoral students choose to live in the campus residence halls. Doctoral students are guaranteed a room in Hamilton Hall or may enter the lottery for other buildings.

Residence Halls

Hamilton Hall

Some doctoral students choose to live in the campus residence halls, and all doctoral students are guaranteed a room in Hamilton Hall.

Spangler Center

This area is home to two dining facilities, three comfortable lounges, the COOP bookstore, and a US post office.

Spangler Center

Lounges

Students discuss cases, plan conferences and events, and catch up with section mates in three expansive first floor lounges which feature fireplaces and comfortable leather seating.

Spangler Center

Food Court

Open to the public, the Food Court serves as the School’s primary dining facility and leads directly into the main dining room.

Spangler Center

Dining Room

Located directly off the Food Court on the first floor.

Spangler Center

Courtyard

During warmer months, students often dine in the landscaped courtyard outside the first floor dining room.

Spangler Center

Grille

A casual dining facility nestled on the lower level, featuring sushi, pizza, burgers, taqueria, and barbecue.

Shad Hall

A private, state-of-the-art fitness facility open only to members of the HBS community, Shad houses 3 basketball courts, an indoor track, group exercise studios for regularly scheduled fitness classes, cardio and strength equipment, and multiple squash and racquetball courts.

Shad Hall

Cardio & Strength Equipment

Workout equipment includes cross trainers, treadmills, stair masters, step mills, upright and recumbent bicycles, rowers, nordic tracks, strength equipment, and free weights.

Shad Hall

Cardio & Strength Equipment

Workout equipment includes cross trainers, treadmills, stair masters, step mills, upright and recumbent bicycles, rowers, nordic tracks, strength equipment, and free weights.

Shad Hall

Cardio & Strength Equipment

Workout equipment includes cross trainers, treadmills, stair masters, step mills, upright and recumbent bicycles, rowers, nordic tracks, strength equipment, and free weights.

Shad Hall

Basketball Courts & Track

The elevated indoor track encircles three basketball courts.

Shad Hall

Fitness Classes

Regularly scheduled fitness classes include cycling, yoga, pilates, and zumba.

Shad Hall

Shad Hall is also home to the Computer Lab for Experimental Research (CLER). Attracting participants from across the area, the Computer Lab for Experimental Research enables doctoral students to study human behavior and decision-making in a laboratory setting.

Cumnock Hall

Cumnock Hall is home to doctoral classrooms, designed to support seminar-style courses.

Aldrich Hall

MBA Classrooms

In their second year, doctoral students take two MBA classes, which are taught in Aldrich Hall and Hawes Hall using the case method.

Hawes Hall

MBA Classrooms

In their second year, doctoral students take two MBA classes, which are taught in Aldrich Hall and Hawes Hall using the case method.

Baker Library / Bloomberg Center

Baker Library Entrance

The largest business library in the world with a collection of more than 600,000 volumes and 5,000 periodicals. Baker Research Services and Research Computing Services are also located here.
www.library.hbs.edu

Baker Library / Bloomberg Center

Bloomberg Center Entrance

Baker Library / Bloomberg Center

Stamps Reading Room

Students come to the reading room for quiet study and to ask librarians for advice in conducting research for independent projects and job searches.
www.library.hbs.edu

Baker Library / Bloomberg Center

The Exchange

The Exchange is a popular lounge where real time business and financial information is displayed in a comfortable setting.

Batten Hall

Batten Hall houses the Harvard Innovation Lab and Harvard Business School’s interactive “hive” classrooms.

Class of 1959 Chapel

This nonsectarian chapel is used as a place for religious and memorial services, student and alumni weddings, intimate music concerts, and quiet contemplation.

Class of 1959 Chapel

Sanctuary

The simply furnished central sanctuary is illuminated, in part, by daylight refracted through ceiling-mounted prisms.

Class of 1959 Chapel

Water Garden

The enclosed water garden is designed as a restful space for quiet contemplation.