Harvard Club of Southern California

Join the Harvard Club of Southern California in welcoming one of Harvard’s most prestigious a cappella groups, The Harvard Din & Tonics, as they return to Los Angeles on January 10th!

Join us in Los Angeles to launch the Road to the 125th, a five-year campaign centered around the theme of “Forward for Good” to support Phillips Brooks House's sustainability and growth leading to PBHA’s 125th anniversary in 2029.

The Harvard Din & Tonics — Harvard University’s signature jazz a cappella group — return to Orange County for an evening of rich harmonies, impeccable musicality, sharp choreography, and just enough Wildean wit.

Renowned for their intricate harmonies and inventive arrangements, the Harvard Opportunes, Harvard’s oldest all-gender a capella singing group, will perform on January 11 at St. Paul the Apostle in Westwood.

This is Texas Hold'em just for fun! No money will be wagered. If you do not know how to play, we will teach you. Come on down for a couple of hours to practice your poker face. First prize is bragging rights! 

Join us for a casual morning of socializing and networking. Registration for this event will close Thursday, January 8 at 5pm.

Kick off 2026 in style with this Ivy + Big 10 mixer at Tirebiter Brewery in LA!

Please join your fellow club members, their families, and guests for an evening at the Crypto Arena. Watch the Los Angeles Kings — led by Harvard standout Alex Laferriere — take on crosstown archrivals the Anaheim Ducks on Friday, January 16 at 7:30 P

Join fellow alums for a new book club located in the mid Wilshire Beverly Grove neighborhood. We will be discussing The Last Story of Mina Lee by author Nancy Jooyoun Kim. It is a New York Times bestseller and Reese's Book Club pick.

Please join other Harvard alum families with children for a playdate at Century City Mall. We’ll have lunch in the mall’s food court following by some kids’ play time in the Westfield Play Space. We hope to see you there!

The first program in Harvard's virtual Speakers Bureau Spotlight Series, this program will look at how CS50 has incorporated artificial intelligence (AI), including its new-and-improved rubber duck debugger, and how it has impacted the course already.

Come hear cellist Nathan Le ’21 as he joins pianist Shunta Morimoto, conductor Scott Dunn, and the Four Seasons Orchestra for Tchaikovsky’s Variations on a Rococo Theme and Brahms’s Piano Concerto No. 1. VIP Reception to follow.