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The Harvard Shop (est. 2001) offers Harvard merchandise and apparel for students, affiliates, and visitors alike at its three Harvard Square locations and an online store. The Harvard Shop is the exclusive supplier of the One Ring, the only Harvard University class ring officially sponsored by students.
The Harvard Shop (est. 2001) offers Harvard merchandise and apparel for students, affiliates, and visitors alike at its three Harvard Square locations and an online store. The Harvard Shop is the exclusive supplier of the One Ring, the only Harvard University class ring officially sponsored by students.
HSA Cleaners and Dorm Essentials (est. 1957) provides the Harvard community with efficient, high-quality laundry services, as well everything students need to live comfortably on campus. Dorm Essentials has partnered with the University to provide linens, drink delivery, furniture, refrigerators, fans, and packing boxes to students as well as to alumni and summer program participants.
Campus Insights (est. 2014) is a UI / UX testing and marketing research firm that provides insights through moderated, in-depth interviews of users and customers interacting with a company’s product. After conducting interview-based research, the CI team delivers analysis with actionable insights in addition to both raw and edited interviews. Recent projects include testing for Airbnb, market analysis for Chegg, and recurring projects for GoFundMe and VSCO.
The Harvard Student Agencies Bartending Course & Bar Services (est. 1963) provides TIPS certification and mixology training for aspiring bartenders in the Boston area. Popular among both students and community members, the one-day course has trained more than 50,000 participants, giving graduates the certification and skills to bartend at any restaurant, bar, or club.
Let’s Go (est. 1960) is the only travel guide created exclusively by students for students. Run entirely by Harvard students, Let’s Go offers a fresh, young perspective on hundreds of travel destinations around the globe, and has become one of the most popular hubs of travel information, tips, and know-how through its guides, mobile apps, and website. Built around the unique viewpoint of energetic, budget-minded explorers, Let’s Go’s firsthand, insider knowledge of the student travel experience entices adventure lovers of all ages.
Harvard Distribution (est. 1980) offers campus postering, mailbox stuffing, and door-dropping services to connect businesses with students at Harvard and MIT. The Harvard Distribution team distributes inside student dormitories, putting advertisers as close to the undergraduate community as possible.
The Cronin Center for Enterprise (est. 1981) plans and funds cutting-edge educational forums and career development programs to spur undergraduate interest in business, and to bridge the gap between education and professional careers. The Cronin Center for Enterprise’s capstone program, the Business Leadership Program, provides select undergraduates with a unique educational experience combining lectures from Harvard Business School professors with corporate presentations and networking events.
HSA Tutoring (est. 2006) provides comprehensive SAT and other standardized test prep, as well as private in-person and online academic tutoring. In addition to offering tutoring packages and the SAT and ACT SOS Courses, HSA Tutoring offers summer programs based on academic tutoring and leadership.
GroupGear (est. 2014) offers custom apparel and accessories to organizations at Harvard and around the country. With an expansive catalog, as well as collegiate and Greek licensing, GroupGear is dedicated to serving small student clubs and national companies alike. Functionalities such as online custom stores allow individual group members to buy and pay for products online, saving GroupGear customers time and money.
HSA DEV (est. 2017) provides comprehensive web and app development and design consulting for a variety of businesses.  Recent projects include a new web app to streamline the publication process for Let's Go, a mobile physiotherapy app for a growing startup, and a complete rebranding and web redesign for a venture capital firm.
Studio 67 (est. 2017) is an advertising agency that combines technical multimedia experience with a strategic mindset focused on providing companies with insight into the largest consumer base in the United States: millennials, or people aged 18 to 34. Studio 67 specializes in brand strategy, videography, photography, social media, and marketing partnerships. Recent projects include branding for an educational startup that assesses students' professional strengths and a crowdfunding equity company.

The Academies by Harvard Student Agencies (est. 2015) are intensive enrichment programs for high-achieving high school students. Our Weekend and Summer Academies offer an unparalleled and challenging academic experience in an accessible virtual setting, allowing students from across the globe to form valuable connections amongst themselves and with Harvard undergraduates. Program topics include business, business consulting, coding, politics, pre-law and pre-med.

Corporate Marketing (est 2022) stands at the forefront of shaping and steering the HSA brand and marketing strategy. Tasked with various requests from the company, from design nuances to tech integrations, the team ensures that every marketing project resonates with the HSA's core values and vision.

Trademark Tours (co-founded by Daniel Bodt in 2006) has become the most successful and well-respected visitor services company in Harvard Square, employing hundreds of Harvard students as experienced guides on in-depth tours of campus as well as the surrounding Cambridge area. Now, under Harvard Student Agencies, Trademark Tours continues to offer an engaging, high-quality introduction to Harvard for visitors from around the world.

Corporate Marketing (est 2022) stands at the forefront of shaping and steering the HSA brand and marketing strategy. Tasked with various requests from the company, from design nuances to tech integrations, the team ensures that every marketing project resonates with the HSA's core values and vision.

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The Harvard Shop (est. 2001) offers Harvard merchandise and apparel for students, affiliates, and visitors alike at its three Harvard Square locations and an online store. The Harvard Shop is the exclusive supplier of the One Ring, the only Harvard University class ring officially sponsored by students.
GroupGear (est. 2014) offers custom apparel and accessories to organizations at Harvard and around the country. With an expansive catalog, as well as collegiate and Greek licensing, GroupGear is dedicated to serving small student clubs and national companies alike. Functionalities such as online custom stores allow individual group members to buy and pay for products online, saving GroupGear customers time and money.
Trademark Tours (co-founded by Daniel Bodt in 2006) has become the most successful and well-respected visitor services company in Harvard Square, employing hundreds of Harvard students as experienced guides on in-depth tours of campus as well as the surrounding Cambridge area. Now, under Harvard Student Agencies, Trademark Tours continues to offer an engaging, high-quality introduction to Harvard for visitors from around the world.
HSA Cleaners (est. 1957) provides the Harvard community and Greater Boston area with high quality laundry, dry cleaning, bulk wash, and linen rental services at the most competitive prices in all of Harvard Square. With five physical locations as well as a timesaving pick-up and delivery service, HSA Cleaners is dedicated to serving local businesses, residents, and the campus community.
Corporate Marketing (est 2022) stands at the forefront of shaping and steering the HSA brand and marketing strategy. Tasked with various requests from the company, from design nuances to tech integrations, the team ensures that every marketing project resonates with the HSA's core values and vision.
HSA Dorm Essentials (est. 1957) gives Harvard students everything they need to live comfortably on campus. HSA Dorm Essentials provides linens, drink delivery, furniture, refrigerators, fans, and packing boxes to students as well as to alumni and summer program participants.
The Academies at Harvard (est. 2018) are intensive five-day academic enrichment programs for high-achieving high school students. The Academies are organized by Harvard Student Agencies, a Harvard student-run corporation committed to bringing rigorous academic experiences to students around the globe. Our Summer Academies offer an unparalleled and challenging academic experience on Harvard's campus, while our Weekend Academies have traveled to schools around the globe, including in Panama City, Puerto Rico, Austin, and Minneapolis. We offer programs in business, coding, politics and pre-med.
Campus Insights (est. 2014) is a UI / UX testing and marketing research firm that provides insights through moderated, in-depth interviews of users and customers interacting with a company’s product. After conducting interview-based research, the CI team delivers analysis with actionable insights in addition to both raw and edited interviews. Recent projects include testing for Airbnb, market analysis for Chegg, and recurring projects for GoFundMe and VSCO.
HSA Tutoring (est. 2006) provides comprehensive SAT and other standardized test prep, as well as private in-person and online academic tutoring. In addition to offering tutoring packages and the SAT and ACT SOS Courses, HSA Tutoring offers summer programs based on academic tutoring and leadership.
Harvard Distribution (est. 1980) offers campus postering, mailbox stuffing, and door-dropping services to connect businesses with students at Harvard and MIT. The Harvard Distribution team distributes inside student dormitories, putting advertisers as close to the undergraduate community as possible.
Let’s Go (est. 1960) is the only travel guide created exclusively by students for students. Run entirely by Harvard students, Let’s Go offers a fresh, young perspective on hundreds of travel destinations around the globe, and has become one of the most popular hubs of travel information, tips, and know-how through its guides, mobile apps, and website. Built around the unique viewpoint of energetic, budget-minded explorers, Let’s Go’s firsthand, insider knowledge of the student travel experience entices adventure lovers of all ages.
The Cronin Center for Enterprise (est. 1981) plans and funds cutting-edge educational forums and career development programs to spur undergraduate interest in business, and to bridge the gap between education and professional careers. The Cronin Center for Enterprise’s capstone program, the Business Leadership Program, provides select undergraduates with a unique educational experience combining lectures from Harvard Business School professors with corporate presentations and networking events.
The Harvard Bartending Course & Bar Services (est. 1963) provides TIPS certification and mixology training for aspiring bartenders in the Boston area. Popular among both students and community members, the one-day course has trained more than 50,000 participants, giving graduates the certification and skills to bartend at any restaurant, bar, or club.
Dev (est. 2017) provides comprehensive web and app development and design consulting for a variety of businesses.  Recent projects include a new web app to streamline the publication process for Let's Go, a mobile physiotherapy app for a growing startup, and a complete rebranding and web redesign for a venture capital firm.
Studio 67 (est. 2017) is an advertising agency that combines technical multimedia experience with a strategic mindset focused on providing companies with insight into the largest consumer base in the United States: millennials, or people aged 18 to 34. Studio 67 specializes in brand strategy, videography, photography, social media, and marketing partnerships. Recent projects include branding for an educational startup that assesses students' professional strengths and a crowdfunding equity company.
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