Harvard Club of Southern California

Join the Harvard Club of Southern California in this unique experience to view Kehinde Wiley’s Portrait of a Young Gentleman and Thomas Gainsborough’s Blue Boy in its world debut at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens.

Harvard alumni have the credibility and influence to deliver urgent action on climate change. Please join others in our Harvard community to create greater climate impact!

The Harvard Club of Southern California has reserved a limited number of tickets for a performance at the Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater at the Geffen Playhouse, and David will be joining us for a post-performance discussion

The Harvard Radcliffe Institute Science Symposium will examine artificial intelligence (AI), its impact, and its ethics by exploring current and potential applications of AI in a range of fields of inquiry, practice, and public policy and more.

Join us for a Special Panel event hosted by the Harvard Club of Boston in partnership with Harvard's Center for Public Service and Engaged Scholarship.

Harvardwood, Color of Change, ACLU of Southern California and the LA DA Accountability Coalition, invite you to join us for a virtual discussion on how crime and legal TV series impact the public perception of crime, racial injustice and the criminal lega

Please join us for a FREE 2-day outdoor fest celebrating African culture and promoting diversity, unity, and community.

Join us for a discussion on how the complexities of the Latino population in the U.S. combined with a census instrument designed to allow for detailed race data challenge the media and all of us.

Come watch Harvard beat Yale again at the 137th version of “The Game.”  Enjoy fellow Harvard alumni and cheer our Crimson on to Victory.

Join fellow alumni (and some Yalies) at Barney’s Beanery in Westwood on November 20th to cheer on the Crimson. We anticipate kickoff at around 9:15 AM, with doors opening at around 9:00 AM (please check our website for updates.) We will even provide exp

We have long known that humans think in mental models - "frames". But this capacity is a cognitive muscle we can train to see more valuable alternatives and successfully meet the challenges we face.