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Preparing the Age that Was Coming

Faced with a deepening housing shortage, the University launched a groundbreaking capital campaign

While it lacks the fireplaces, belltowers and entryway system of earlier Houses, New Quincy was completed in 1959 as part of Pusey's push to relieve Harvard's space crunch.

By Jamison A. Hill, Crimson Staff Writer

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