Harvard Club of Southern California

Art Beyond the Edge is not just a title: it's a designation, a call to action, and a means to achieve enduring impact. Join us for this special book talk followed by a Q&A with author Bryan Reynolds AM ’91, PhD ’97.

Experience Tchaikovsky’s brilliance in one unforgettable night at the Irvine Great Park amphitheater, featuring acclaimed violinist Randall Goosby. The concert includes Tchaikovsky's beloved Violin Concerto and ends with the explosive 1812 Overture.

Join us for a casual morning of socializing and networking. Come when you can, leave when you have to! Registration for this event will close Monday, September 7 at 9am.

In this interactive session, Gorick Ng deconstructs the intentional but invisible work that insiders do and what you can do right now to apply their lessons to your own career and life.

Join us for a tour the Corporation's offices and laboratories and hear a presentation on the Corporation's history and mission, as well as from individual researchers on some of the specific projects currently underway. This event is open to members only.

On Wednesday, September 16, alumni around the world will come together to welcome members of the Class of 2026 to their new cities. All Harvard University, especially those who graduate between 2017 and 2026, are invited to participate.

Join us for an off-the-record conversation with President Alan M. Garber AB ’77, PhD ’82, as he discusses current University priorities, key updates, and his vision for Harvard’s future, in a discussion moderated by Gish Jen AB ’77, RI ’02.

Come see architect Ma Yansong speak about designing the new Lucas Museum on its opening day. After the talk, we will meet up for a Harvard photo. Wear a Harvard cap or shirt!

Join HGSE alumni, Harvard University alumni, and friends in Los Angeles on September 24 for an evening reception and conversation about the future of learning featuring HGSE Dean Nonie Lesaux and alumna Anne Sweeney EdM ’80. 

Come join us as we hike one of LA's most scenic trails, through Ferndell, up to the Observatory and back. This moderate hike covers roughly 2.5 miles total. After the hike, stay for an optional no host lunch at the Ferndell Cafe. Kids are welcome.

Our monthly mixers bring together alumni from across the Ivy+ and Big Ten communities, and this one returns the series to a Long Beach favorite that alumni have been asking about since our last visit.

Join leading Knobbe Martens trial attorneys for a candid, case-driven conversation exploring the strategic decisions executives, investors, and advisors make when a company’s innovation, competitive position, and future are on the line.

It's been one year since we restarted our local chapter! The talks and energy have reminded us how powerful it is to come together. Let’s keep that momentum going as we host our fall mixer!