Dunster House

Dunster House is a historic residential house at Harvard University, built in 1930 and named after Henry Dunster, the university's first president. It features unique architecture inspired by Oxford's Tom Tower and is located along the scenic Charles River. Known for its vibrant social scene, Dunster hosts various traditions such as Keg Races and a yearly opera. The house has notable alumni, including Al Gore and Tommy Lee Jones, and underwent a significant renovation in 2016. Its mascot, a moose, reflects the Dunster family crest.