Harvard Club of Philadelphia

Come cheer on the Crimson as they take on the Quakers at Franklin Field on Saturday, Nov. 16th. Join other alumni and friends before the game at the Club's tailgate party at Penn Park.

Join us for Harvard Moves - a University-wide global celebration of movement and community. This is a great opportunity to meet some of your fellow alumni and see the fall foliage along the trail. 

The Women is the story of one woman gone to war, but it shines a light on all women who put themselves in harm’s way and whose sacrifice and commitment to their country has too often been forgotten. 

Join us at Hi-Lo Taco for a vibrant Dia de Muertos celebration that honors life, culture, and community. On October 25th, immerse yourself in the spirit of this cherished Mexican tradition with a festive atmosphere, delicious food, and handcrafted drinks.

Join fellow Harvard / Ivy alumni, friends and guests for a “talking” tour of Old City based on Birch’s Views of Philadelphia at The Philadelphia Print Shop in downtown Wayne.

Join fellow local alumni for a tour and tea tasting at the Shofuso Japanese Cultural Center in Fairmount park.

Enjoy a fall experience at the renowned Grounds for Sculpture. Executive Director Gary Garrido Schneider will open the event, followed by a wine and cheese reception in the beautiful Water Garden with your fellow Ivy alums and guests.

Join us for a sophisticated and inspiring evening of community-building, proudly sponsored by M.M.LaFleur! This event will feature a fireside chat distinguished guests including Prema Gupta, CEO of the Center City District, and Jenice Baker MD, Chair of E

Join the Harvard Club of Philadelphia's members and guests for our Fall Gathering on Wednesday, September 18 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the beautiful Rosemont College.

Grey Bees is a fictional story of a beekeeper who travels across the conflict zones of Ukraine, meeting characters and facing the challenges of the ongoing war as he undertakes the simple mission of helping his bees collect their pollen in peace.

Please join us in welcoming the Class of 2024 to Philadelphia this Fall!!! The event is a fun, informal ways for recent graduates who may be new to town to connect with other local, recent Harvard alumni.

Percival Everett's new novel, James, is a  brilliant, action-packed reimagining of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, both harrowing and darkly humorous, told from the enslaved Jim's point of view. 

Join fellow alumni for a self-guided stroll through the mystical gardens at Chanticleer in Wayne, Pa.

Enjoy a change of scenery at the Rodin Garden Bar Pop-up. Explore the Rodin Museum, enjoy refreshing summer cocktails and tasty small plates, listen to music, and take in the garden oasis with fellow Harvard alums, family, and friends on a warm summer’s

After the smashing hit that was the Summer Night Sculls event last year, the Cornell Club is excited to announce that this event is back and better than ever - Get ready for an unforgettable night filled with great food, drinks, and music!

The Nakano Thrift Shop is a generous-hearted portrayal of human relationships by one of Japan's most beloved authors, Hiromi Kawakami.

Phillies Managing Partner & CEO John S. Middleton, MBA ‘79, will speak about his career and philanthropic endeavors, followed by a mid-day baseball game, Phillies v. Toronto Blue Jays! Reserve Early and Save!!!

Join us for a self-guided visit to the Art Quilt Elements exhibit at the Wayne Art Center, followed by a stroll on the adjacent Radnor Trail.

Please join us for the Club's Annual Meeting & Dinner with special guests from the Harvard Alumni Association. This year's dinner will held at The Arts Ballroom in the heart of Center City Philadelphia.

The next book for discussion is The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri, Winner of the Aspen Words Literary Prize, Finalist for the Dayton Literary Peace Prize, and named of the best books of the year by Real Simple.

GlobalWE is pleased to announce our 10th Annual Anniversary Women's Empowerment Summit this Saturday, April 13th at Boylston Hall on Harvard's campus and virtually on Saturday, April 20th.

Calling all Harvard Young Alums - join us for a happy hour at Walnut Garden to celebrate and enjoy the summer weather!

For more than 150 years, alumni have helped shape Harvard's future by voting for members of the University's Board of Overseers and, more recently, for Elected Directors of the Harvard Alumni Association. 

Join us for a critical and timely conversation on the future of DEIB, women and work. We’ll examine the current landscape, explore fast-moving shifts in the field, and consider how you can navigate this precarious time. 

Join fellow alums for the return of Global Networking Night on Thursday, March 13th at Yards Brewing Company

Join Four Seasons sommelier Michele Gargiulo and your Harvard friends for a tasting of affordable Spring wines.

Join our fascinating conversation uncovering Peter Miller's artistry and legacy the Morton Contemporary Gallery.

Join us at the Pyramid Club's Aperture Lounge to hear from distinguished HLS Professor Dehlia Umunna, Clinical Professor of Law, and Faculty Deputy Director of the Harvard Criminal Justice Institute. 

Join the Yale Club of Philadelphia to see the Philadelphia Flyers battle the Tampa Bay Lighting on Tuesday, February 27, 2024 at 7 pm at the Wells Fargo Center, and you have a possible shot on goal!

The next book for discussion is  Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar, The New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice.

Explore the historic Masonic Temple building in Philadelphia with Harvard alumni and friends in this private guided tour.

Run/Walk/Stroll with the Harvard Club at the Cupid's Chase 5k on February 10, 2024 on a unique running route through the Zoo.

It’s a new year… and a great time to meet fellow members of the Harvard Club of Philadelphia over some delicious food and conversation.

Three untapped keys to unlocking a healthy and happy 2024 in a "Never Enough Achievement Culture".     

Join the new Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance Shared Interest Group (SIG) for a webinar with former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers for what promises to be an exciting and informative discussion.

The next book for discussion is The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride, Winner of the National Book Award and B&N Book of the Year 2023.  

Come out and cheer our team as they take on the Quakers at the Palestra on January 20th!

It’s a new year… and a great time to meet fellow members of the Harvard Club of Philadelphia over some delicious food and conversation.

Join us to view the current exhibits at The Wayne Art Center, followed by a winter walk on the adjacent Radnor Trail. 

Help welcome Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. to Philadelphia on Thursday, January 4, 2024, as he receives the Legacy Award of the Independence Historical Trust.

The Penn Club of Philadelphia, Penn Latino Alumni, and Harvard Club of Philadelphia are cordially invited to gift wrap with the Children's Crisis Treatment Center.

The All Ivy Council of Philadelphia is excited to announce that this year's holiday party will be held at the Valley Green Inn! Open to all alumni, friends, and family!

The next book for discussion is Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus, NYT Best Seller and B&N Book of the Year 2022. We will meet on Saturday, December 2nd at 3:00 pm at a Center City home. The group will be limited to eight people.

Join Harvard Club members for some holiday community service with Philadelphia's Turning Points for Children.

Join Harvard alumni and friends to watch the 139th Harvard-Yale football game at a private residence on the Main Line in Malvern.

Join the Harvard Club of Philadelphia for our Mid-Fall Gathering on Friday, November 17 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at Moriarty's Pub. Connect with old friends and new, and explore the unique 2nd floor space of the storied Irish Pub.

The Cornell Club of Greater Philadelphia (CCGP) cordially invites alumni from Cornell, Harvard, Penn, Yale, Columbia, Dartmouth, Princeton, and Brown to Morton Contemporary Gallery for a night of conversation and camaraderie.

The Stanford Club of Philadelphia invites Harvard Club members for an “Umami” lunch and talk by Fred Dickinson, Prof. of Japanese History at the Univ. of Penn., on the fascinating evolution of U.S. security policy in East Asia.

Organized by the Harvard and Cornell  Clubs of Philadelphia, in partnership with the Independence Historical Trust, you are cordially invited to our Inaugural Fall Fete! 

The Wharton Club and Penn Club of Philadelphia invite the Harvard Club learn about the important work done by the Penn Cultural Heritage Center to preserve heritage directly with communities whose heritage is being destroyed. 

Our next book is The Overstory by Richard Powers, winner of the 2019 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction. The group will be limited to 8 people and be an in-person event only. 

Join fellow alumni for an action-packed day of football as our beloved Crimson takes on and crushes the Princeton Tigers!

Cheer on the men's lacrosse team on October 14th at Springfield High school in Delaware County.

Allyship Across Cultures, Countries and Continents

Join us for a discussion about healthcare and attitudes towards Obamacare with Penn Professor Daniel Hopkins (AB '00, Ph.D '07) and healthcare policy expert, Professor Allison Hoffman from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.  

The historic Harvard moment will be soon upon us: the inauguration of Harvard’s 30th President, Claudine Gay!

Please join us in welcoming the Class of 2023 to Philadelphia or South Central PA this Fall!!! These two events are fun, informal ways for recent graduates who may be new to town to connect with other local, recent Harvard alumni.

Whether it is a fundraiser, professional gathering, client dinner, or even your cousin’s wedding, attending events is a part of your life – both professional and personal. Extroverts love them; introverts tolerate them at best.

The Harvard Club of Philadelphia and the Independence Historical Trust invite you to “A Toast to George Washington". Join us Wednesday, September 13th, 6:00-8:00 PM, for a re-creation of George Washington's Constitutional Convention farewell.

Join the Harvard Club of Delaware for a walk around downtown Wilmington.

Our next book is Pachinko by Min Jin Lee - Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Best Historical Fiction (2017). The group will be limited to 10 people and be an in-person event only.

Calling all Harvard Young Alums - join us for a happy hour at Yards Brewing Company to celebrate the summer!

Visiting from the UK on her US book tour, Winnie will discuss her latest novel COMPLICIT, which The New York Times calls ‘harrowing, timely, and thoroughly book club-worthy.’

After the overwhelming success that was our last Ivy League Network Event, we thought well . . . LETS DO IT AGAIN! This time we are meeting on Boathouse Row.

Calling Harvard Young Alums! Join us for a fun-filled Quizzo night at New Deck Tavern.

Please join the Harvard Club of Philadelphia for this book talk and social! Murray Dewart, Harvard College Class of 1970, is an internationally recognized sculptor with works in more than 40 museums and public collections around the world.

Please join us for the Club's Annual Meeting & Dinner, featuring a conversation with "vetrepreneur", politician and academic Patrick Murphy at the Racquet Club of Philadelphia on June 1st. 

We are excited to announce that we are forming a HCP Book Group! Inspired by memorable experiences with the book gatherings of the Harvard Clubs of San Francisco and New York, the organizers look forward to lively discussions at informal gatherings.

Join us for a blind Pinot Noir tasting on Saturday May 20th in Society Hill for wine, food, and networking with fellow alums.

Hear Radcliffe Fellow Kristen R. Ghodsee discuss her new book, Everyday Utopia: What 2,000 Years of Wild Experiments Can Teach Us, in conversation with Arwa Mahdawi at the Parkway Central Library on May 18th.

Drinking together has been a tradition for thousands of years. Join Harvard Philly as we explore the Penn Museum's galleries and learn how their archaeologists discovered ancient beer and wine recipes, modern-day brewing techniques, and . . .

Harvard Climate Action Week is a celebration and acceleration of climate research, education, and engagement across Harvard University.

Cultural heritage around the world is being destroyed through warfare, illegal looting, the illegal international shipment of artifacts, and the willingness of museums and private individuals to purchase these objects of patrimony.

Join alumni, young and old, from the Cornell, Yale, Penn, Harvard, Columbia, Dartmouth, Princeton and Brown Clubs at The Morton Contemporary Art Gallery on April 21st.

Join us for a spring gathering, hosted by the Harvard Clubs of Philadelphia and Delaware, in the rooftop lounge of the Quoin Hotel in Wilmington.   

We are excited to announce that we are forming a HCP Book Group! Inspired by memorable experiences with the book gatherings of the Harvard Clubs of San Francisco and New York, the organizers look forward to lively discussions at informal gatherings.

Join Harvard Club members, family, and friends for more community service at Cradles to Crayons’ Giving Factory. Space is limited to 20, with children over 5 welcome!

Calling Harvard Young Alums! Join us for a fun-filled Quizzo night at New Deck Tavern.

Join fellow alums for the return of Global Networking Night on Thursday, March 16th, 2023 at The Mulberry on Arch.  

Join the Columbia Club for a tailgate then cheer on our team at the Ivy League Tournament in Princeton at the Jadwin Gymnasium on Friday, March 10! 

Women Presidents of the Harvard Alumni Association: reflections on their leadership journeys

Diversity has always mattered. Who sits at what tables affects us all. Join us for a panel discussion to explore leadership through the voices of Women of Color.

Join us for a private tour and explore the new Eastern Mediterranean Galleries at the Penn’s world-renowned museum of anthropology and archaeology.

Join the Stanford Club of Philadelphia at Apricot Stone Restaurant in Northern Liberties to learn about Armenia and Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) and enjoy Armenian Cuisine.

Mingle and network with your fellow alums over wine while you learn about how to invest your money. This presentation is great for beginner and intermediate level investors.

Join the us at Pour Richard's Coffee Co. & Distillery in Devon for a tasting and conversation about the mixology of cold brew coffee liqueurs and amari.

The American Repertory Theater at Harvard University is returning to Philadelphia to celebrate the Opening of the North American tour of their critically acclaimed production, 1776.

The Curtis Institute of Music’s iconic Student Recital Series returns to the stage for a vibrant season of performances. Join us to hear the stars of tomorrow as they perform chamber, ensemble, and graduation recitals. 

Come out and cheer our team as they take on the Quakers at the Palestra on January 28th!

For the next instalment of the Allyship series the Harvard Clubs of Boston, Ireland and Israel are proud to present a conversation between Rabbi Jonah Steinberg, Harvard Hillel and author Sarah Silberstein Swartz. 

Join the alumni, young and old, from the Harvard, Cornell, Princeton, Yale, Penn, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown and more for a festive holiday gathering this season at Yards Brewing Company. Open to all alumni and friends. Reserve Early & Save!!!

The HBS Club of Toronto invites the Harvard Club of Philadelphia members for a conversation with Ben Lytle about the coming transformational disruptions.

Join us to view the current exhibits at The Wayne Art Center, followed by a winter walk on the adjacent Radnor Trail. 

The American Repertory Theater at Harvard University is coming to Philadelphia to celebrate the North American tour of their critically acclaimed production, Jagged Little Pill.

Can't make the first session, we 've added another opportunity on 12/10! Join Harvard Club members for some holiday community service with Philadelphia's Turning Points for Children.

For decades, the same problems have persisted in the same neighborhoods: high poverty rates, low educational attainment, and more. Join this session to learn what we can do to change it.

Join Harvard Club members for some holiday community service with Philadelphia's Turning Points for Children.

The appointment marks the culmination of a comprehensive, nation-wide search that has included extensive consultation with hundreds of stakeholders throughout the Harvard community.

Join fellow alumni to watch the 138th Harvard-Yale football game "The Game" in a typical and lively Philadelphia bar, The Founding Fathers, on South Street. There will be cheering, an open bar from noon to 2pm, and unlimited appetizers!

Come cheer on the Crimson as they take on the Quakers at Franklin Field on Saturday, Nov. 12th. Join other alumni and friends before the game at the Club's tailgate party at Penn Park.

Join fellow Harvard / Ivy alumni, friends and guests for an historic talk in Wayne. Enjoy drinks, appetizers, historic maps and great company!

The Harvard Club of Philadelphia is cordially invited to an evening with David Rubinstein of Rubenstein Partners for a discussion about "The Office in the Endemic Environment."

Please join us for a fitness walk along the Schuylkill River Trail in conjunction with the global HAA Harvard Moves program.

Ed Hajim will discuss his improbable story of how he bounced from foster homes to orphanages, in a daily struggle to survive, to living the American dream as an accomplished Wall Street executive and model family man.

During this talk, Deepa will draw from her own experience as an Indian-American woman in the corporate world to offer captivating alternatives to the modes of leadership we’ve been taught.

Join us for a special evening and conversation with honored guest and speaker Josh Harris, MBA '90, Owner of the 76ers, Investor, Philanthropist. This year's Opener will be held at the top of the Loews Hotel. 

Looking for some alum sports fun over the Fall? Better Off Bowling is a co-ed social bowling league of young professionals. Sign up now for the Harvard Young Alums team for the fall season! Sign up extended to 10/06.

Please join us in welcoming the Class of 2022 to Philadelphia this Fall!!! These events are a fun, informal way for recent graduates who may be new to town to connect with other local, recent Harvard alumni.

Join Harvard alums, family, and friends in a one-of-a-kind experience touring behind the scenes at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ Cast Hall, including a wine and cheese reception before the tour.  

Join fellow Harvard alumni for a fall evening Happy Hour at Liberty Point. Enjoy drinks, appetizers, outdoor space, and great company!

The Harvard Club of Maryland invites Harvard alumni to cheer on our "home" team of the Red Sox as they take on the Orioles in Baltimore!!!

Join fellow Harvard alums, family, and friends for a late summer Happy Hour and revel in the Rodin Museum, featuring sculptures from the famous French sculptor Auguste Rodin. 

Join us for a tour of the Eastern State Penitentiary Fairmount Park then meet for drinks at the Triple Bottom Brewery / Fair Chance Beer Garden within the Penitentiary walls.

Join Harvard alum at the UNITY MARCH on Saturday, June 25th from 12-3pm on the National Mall in Washington DC. The UNITY MARCH is an Asian American-led, multicultural event to advance socioeconomic and cultural equity, racial justice, and solidarity

Missed the Harvard Alumni Day on June 3? Check out the recorded program celebrating the impact of alumni around the world and featuring remarks from Harvard President Larry Bacow, HAA President John J. West Jr. and more!!!

Join us for the Club's Annual Dinner & Meeting. This year's meeting will feature an in-person reception/dinner followed by a fireside chat with ESG expert, Dave Stangis, Chief Sustainability Officer at Apollo Global Management. RSVP Today!!!

Join us for a conversation with award-winning Wharton Professor and Choiceology podcast host, Katy Milkman about her best-selling book, How to Change: The Science of Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be.

You might have heard about the Great Resignation. Or you might be curious about the "gig economy." Or how technology will continue to reshape how we work and what we do. Or you might be wondering, am I really building my best career . . .

Following on our program from March 2021 about serving on boards and what it entails, board members regularly encounter challenges that may relate to the board’s effectiveness, or may also be ethical or legal in nature. For boards to be successful . . .

Join us to hear Rachel Barenbaum '98 discuss her new book, Atomic Anna, an epic adventure as three generations of women work together and travel through time to prevent the Chernobyl disaster and right the wrongs of their past. 

Join us for a self-guided visit to the Art Quilt Elements exhibit at the Wayne Art Center, followed by a stroll on the adjacent Radnor Trail.

Join the Phillips Brooks House Association's 19th Annual Online Summer Urban Program Auction Finale on Thursday, April 21, 2021 at 7 PM ET, with bidding opening on Wednesday, April 13th!

Join us for a spring walk along in Fairmount Park during the peak of cherry blossom season. We will pass by notable sights including the Horticulture Center, the Smith Memorial Arch, the Cedar Grove historic house, and of course, cherry blossom trees.

Join us in-person for an afternoon at Longwood Gardens with Kate Santos, Ph.D., Director of Research and Conservation, to learn about the Garden's science division which will then be followed by a guided tour of the conservatory and gardens.

Join us for a conversation with David Dobson '91. Dave is the author of Snood, Snoodoku, and other computer games. Dave first published Snood in 1996, and it became one of the most popular shareware games of the early Internet.

Join us fellow alums for the return of Global Networking Night on Wednesday, March 16th, 2022.  

Join us for a discussion and celebration of public servants with Brian Whittaker, a former GSA Technology Executive, who spent his time in public service leading organizations that prioritized improving how the public interacts with our government.

Join us for a conversation with Sarah Kirshbaum Levy (AB' 93, MBA '98), CEO of Betterment about current trends in digital investing, human v. robo financial advice, having an impact on ESG issues through your investments, and other issues. 

Join alumni from around the world for an interactive conversation with Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow JD '76, MPP '76, PhD '78 moderated by Rebecca Woo Dwan AB '89.

Join us for a walking tour of our local Ivy League peer, the University of Pennsylvania! Meet at the Ben Franklin Statue at 1pm in front of College Hall. The walking tour will be approximately 3 miles.

The process of establishing voting districts is truly one of the cornerstones of equitable voting rights. The Philadelphia Barnard Club extends an invitation to All Ivy alumni for a virtual presentation by Kate Huangpu (20'BC, 21'JRN).  

Building a climate venture? Apply for the Harvard Climate Entrepreneur’s Circle.

We’re all familiar with the rat-race model of life - 0-22: school, 22-60: work unceasingly for wealth and prestige, 60+: hit the brakes, retire, and die. But is life really this predictable? And is this path truly fulfilling?

Join us as Ali Wenzke '00 shares tips on how to declutter and organize your home for maximum happiness. Ali is the author of The Art of Happy Moving: How to Declutter, Pack, and Start Over While Maintaining Your Sanity and Finding Happiness.

Join us to hear Susan Walter '91 discuss her new book, Good as Dead, and the process of transitioning from Hollywood/movies/screenplays to writing a book. All I Wish, which she wrote and directed starring Sharon Stone, is currently streaming on Netflix.

Join us for an winter walk along the Betzwood Trail which follows the north side of the Schuylkill River in Valley Forge Park. We will journey along the mostly flat dirt and gravel path along the north side of the river until the halfway point turn-around

The Harvard Krokodiloes have delighted audiences worldwide with their unique blend of a cappella harmony and humor, and during their annual domestic winter tour, the Kroks will be bringing a taste of Harvard to Philadelphia!

On display at the Wayne Art Center, Craft Forms is internationally recognized as one of the premiere contemporary craft exhibitions. Please join us for a visit to this exquisite exhibit.

Join us as we explore the wines of Spain with Arthur Goldman for this holiday wine tasting event. An event not to be missed—space is limited, so RSVP early and no later than December 1st!!!

Join us for an autumnal hike at Ridley Creek State Park in Media.

Come show your Crimson pride and join local fellow Harvard alums with the Yale Club in watching the 137th playing of The Game at Dave & Buster's in Center City!!!

The first-ever full reckoning with Marvel Comics’ interconnected, half-million-page story, a revelatory guide to the “epic of epics”—and to the past sixty years of American culture—from a beloved authority on the subject who read all 27,000+ . .

Join alumni from around the world for an interactive conversation with Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow JD '76, MPP '76, PhD '78. During this special event, which is supported by the Harvard Alumni Association’s international Club and . .

Join HBS Healthcare Alumni Association for this kick off event from their Middle East Region.  Rabih Khouri, Abboud Bejjani, and Stelios Pigadiotis will discuss Health Care Ecosystem, Risks & Opportunities in the Middle East at this virtual event.

The freshman register and yearbook capture the unique memories of the Harvard class as they enter and leave the College. And it’s never too late to get your yearbook! Even if you have already graduated.

Please join your fellow alumni, parents, and friends for a virtual conversation with Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Claudine Gay. 

Please join the Mid-Atlantic Region Harvard Clubs for a candid conversation and moderated Q & A with Coach Amaker on Harvard athletics today, early sports specialization and year round commitment, national issues surrounding college recruiting . .

The Radcliffe on the Road series continues virtually this fall with an event featuring three 2017–2018 Radcliffe fellows—a marine biologist, a computer scientist, and a cryptographer—who are studying communication among highly intelligent sperm wha

Bestselling author Ben Mezrich '91 will discuss his new book, The Antisocial Network, about the GameStop short squeeze and the group of amateur traders that brought wall street to its knees.

Experience some of the best hiking in our region. Mount Joy in Valley Forge Park offers varied hiking terrain past historic farm houses, and forest flora and fauna.

Please join us in welcoming the Class of 2021 to Philadelphia this Fall!!! These events are a fun, informal way for recent graduates who may be new to town to connect with other local, recent Harvard alumni.

PBHA’s 2021 Robert Coles “Call of Service” Lecture & Award will honor Mia Mingus. Join PBHA students, alumni, and friends on Friday, October 15th at 6:30 PM ET on Zoom. Mia is a writer, educator, and trainer for transformative and disability justice

Please join us for a conversation with local alumnus Steven Ujifusa '01, author of Barons of the Sea, a fascinating, fast-paced history about the 19th century American dynasties who battled for dominance of the tea and opium trades.

Join us for the Club's Fall Opener at the historic Betsy Ross Courtyard in Old City on Wednesday, October 6th (rain date) from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Come re-engage, socialize in-person, and learn about the legend of Betsy Ross!

Unity Weekend is a three-day virtual conference led by—and in celebration of—Harvard alumni of color that will address topics related to race, ethnicity, diversity, equity, and justice.

It is the beginning of the school year and the Harvard Class of 2025, this year's freshman class, have just celebrated their Convocation ceremony and have started classes last week. I am happy to report . . .

As we begin to emerge from this Pandemic and reflect, one thing we have all learned is how important community and belonging are to our very well-being. On behalf of the Harvard Club of Philadelphia Board, I would like to welcome you back . . .

In the 2020 election, 53%-56% of citizens 18-24 voted—the lowest percentage of any age group. What’s the cause of this disparity and what should be done about it? Join us for this upcoming event with PA Youth Vote.

Please join us for the Club's Annual Meeting and conversation with Patrick Radden Keefe, author of the New York Times bestseller EMPIRE OF PAIN: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty.

Join the HBS Alumni Angels for a landmark two-day event to hear from rock-star entrepreneurs, successful investors and world-class HBS faculty. You won’t want to miss this amazing event!

Help support the Arts!  Join us for a virtual watch party of "Spiritual Uprising", conceived and performed by Zonya Love, and presented by People's Light, followed by a reception with Cast members

Hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, and polar ice melt are occurring in unusual places or in increasing intensity. Join the Columbia Earth Institute online for a special Earth Day conversation

Join us for a panel discussion with Maria Dominguez Gray, PBHA Executive Director and current PBHA student leaders on "Caring for Our Neighbors in a Pandemic - What Harvard Students and Other Leaders are Doing and How We Can Help."

Being a successful board member helps build leadership and teamworking skills, and can enhance one’s career during full-time employment, as well as prepare for increased board roles after full-time employment ends . . .

The Harvard Club of Virginia will be hosting the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) Speakers' Bureau event for the Mid-Atlantic region of Harvard Clubs. Professor Ben Friedman will speak on his new book, Religion and the Rise of Capitalism.

Please join us for a conversation with Philip Lovejoy, Executive Director of the Harvard Alumni Association, to hear how the HAA is working to engage the alumni community and adapt to the changes happening in our society.

Join us to hear Dr. Zachary Herrmann (EdLD ‘17), Executive Director of the University of Pennsylvania GSE Center for Professional Learning, discuss his new book, Teaching a Future President: Empowering Students to Take On Almost Impossible Problems.

Behind the Scenes with the Region’s Booming Life Sciences Real Estate Experts

Please join us for a panel conversation addressing inclusion and diversity with Harvard‘s first Diversity and Inclusion officer, Dr. Charleston, and SAP Inclusion and Diversity officer Judith Williams.  

Please join us for a panel discussion addressing the inequities faced by our Youth and Children in both the Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice systems.

Join us to hear Marisa Porges (AB '00), head of the Baldwin School, discuss her new book, What Girls Need: How to Raise Bold, Courageous, and Resilient Women.

The Columbia University Club of New Jersey (CUCNJ) invites All Ivy League alumni clubs in the tri-state area to join them in the first ever All-Ivy Poker Invitational Tournament.  It's going to be competitive and fun!

A conversation with Michael Nutter, Former Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, and host A’Lelia Bundles, AB Harvard, ’76JRN, Columbia University Trustee and Vice Chair

Please join a conversation with Josh M. Sharfstein MD from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Dr. Sharfstein has been advising governments at multiple levels on the response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Please join us in welcoming the Class of 2020 to Philadelphia this Fall!!! These events are a fun, informal way for recent graduates who may be new to town to connect with other local, recent Harvard alumni.

Join other Philadelphia area interviewer to review information from Admissions Department and share best practices.

Join us for an autumnal hike at Ridley Creek Park in Media.

Suzanne Nossel, CEO of PEN America, will discuss her new book Dare to Speak: Defending Free Speech for All, which has become extremely timely as we grapple with a resurgent reckoning over racism. The book, which draws heavily on Nossel's work at PEN Ameri