Facts about Harvard University aren’t hard to find. The prestigious school is the oldest higher education institution in the United States and also boasts the largest academic library in the world, along with many famous alums.
But a Harvard fact sheet won’t tell you about the time that a bunch of students were tricked into raising placards that spelled out “We Suck’’ at a Harvard-Yale football game. Daniel Andrew and his Hahvahd Tour will.

n 2006, Daniel Andrew, one of the Groups Today 2017 Top 10 Next Gens, founded Trademark Tours while a student at Harvard. In 2011, he founded City Wine Tours, bringing his knowledge of the touring industry to wine-lovers in Boston and New York. Today, his companies employ over 100 people.

Daniel Andrew, founder of Trademark Tours, which conducts The Hahvahd Tour, said his company hasn’t had issues with customers crossing the line.

“Most guests are respectful, and we route our tours to avoid getting too close to dorms,”

Across the Charles river, Cambridge (cambridgeusa.org) is home to Harvard University. Pick up the student vibe in and around Harvard Square; explore the campus on an irreverent Hahvahd Tour.

Before I visit a campus, I always ask my Facebook friends and Twitter followers for suggestions, which is how I discovered the massive ice cream cones at Penn State’s Berkley Creamery, the theatrical “Hahvahd Tour” at Harvard University and the Cheese Shop deli near the College of William & Mary.

The Classic Hahvahd Tour (1376 Massachusetts Avenue; harvardtour.com; $10 per person, $20 per family) is a theatrical 70-minute crash course in Harvard history. Undergraduate guides deliver the tour script with comic timing and answer questions with patience and candor.

On this episode, I’ll talk to two Harvard students who are stirring things up on campus this summer with their unauthorized Hahvahd Tour. That’s H-A-H-V-A-H-D. “Hahvahd.”