From Hanua to Havard
From Hanua to Havard
Travel
A Papua New Guinean exploring a prestigious University.
One week we’re in Hanuabada Village doing some shots for a client. The next week we’re on the plane again and this time we find ourselves at Havard University. From Hanua to Havard!
Havard University has always been on our bucket-list. Some like the crazy thrills of a destination or the shopping, the food or the people. Well, we decided on a different kind of exploration. Below, are some key features on why Havard is must-see place for a Papua New Guinean.
We’ve also posted some of the pics and as you will see in the background to some of the dormitories, one of them, we were told by our tour guide is the birth-place of Facebook!
As a Papua New Guinean traveller, you may have explored many beautiful destinations around the world. But, it’s unlikely that Havard University has ever been on your “to see” list.
Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this prestigious institution has a rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant campus life.
The History and Legacy of Havard University
Founded in 1636, Havard University is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Its long and illustrious history is evident in its numerous iconic buildings and landmarks, such as the Harvard Yard, John Harvard Statue, and Widener Library.
As a Papua New Guinean, visiting this prestigious university will give you a glimpse into the early days of American education and the significant role it played in shaping the country’s future.
The Diverse and Inclusive Community of Havard University
One of the most remarkable aspects of Havard University is its diverse and inclusive community. With students and faculty from all around the world, this institution prides itself on creating a welcoming and supportive environment for individuals of all backgrounds.
The World-Class Education at Havard University
Havard University is renowned for its academic excellence and offers a wide range of programs in various fields, including business, law, medicine, and engineering.
The Vibrant Campus Life at Havard University
Apart from its academic reputation, Havard University is also known for its vibrant campus life. With over 400 student organizations, there is always something exciting happening on campus. From cultural festivals to sports events, you will never run out of things to do and see at Havard.
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Exploring the Surrounding Area of Havard University
While Havard University itself is a must-visit destination, the surrounding area also has much to offer. You can take a stroll around the charming city of Cambridge, visit the nearby museums and galleries, or even take a day trip to the bustling city of Boston. The possibilities are endless, and you will surely find something that piques your interest.
We had a wonderful trip – Cambridge, Boston, Hawaii and of course Los Angeles. We’ll be sharing with you a bit more of our trip in the not too distant future.
We love to travel, it brings so much energy and learning. It helps us mentally to see the world from a different angle, different setting.Â
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I wonder, have any Papua New Guineans studied at Havard? Be good to know
One we’re 100% sure of is the late Sir Anthony Siaguru.
I’m curious to know if any PNGeans have studied at Havard?
One we’re 100% sure of is the late Sir Anthony Siaguru.
I know of lawyers out of Havard:
Sir Salamoa Injia
Mr Robert Wanji (late)
Paul Mawa
Alex Palai