Harvard Club of Washington, DC

Join us for dinner, drinks, and a talk by Maya Joelson, as she deconstructs various investment vehicles, discusses the impact of global markets, and provides tools to think more clearly and strategically about investments.

Join fellow Crimson fans, Coach Tim Murphy, and Director of Athletics Bob Scalise for a reception/happy hour in Rosslyn on Fri, 9/29. Then watch Harvard play Georgetown at RFK Stadium on Sat, 9/30 at 2 pm.

Join Harvard Club members and volunteers from other organizations as we fight senior poverty in Washington, DC. 1.5 million meal packs -- are you up to the challenge?

Meet old friends and make new ones at the September 11th All Harvard Happy Hour at the Marrakech. Please enter through the restaurant's main entrance.

Come learn about the unique 400 yr. history of Adams Morgan. Native American roots, slavery and institutionalized segregation, riots in the 60s, and conversion to bars and nightclubs in the 80s and 90s - join us for a unique walking tour.

If you are interested in the future of medicine and health care, you won't want to miss this! Meet the 22nd Dean of Harvard Medical School George Q. Daley, AB '82, MD '91, PhD, and hear his vision for HMS, its reach, and our collective impact.

Harvard authors, novelists, screenwriters, playwrights, content producers, and others aspiring to join their ranks ... Step away from your pens and keyboards! Join us for networking and conversation.

Relax with old friends and meet new ones at the Arts Club of Washington, DC. Explore two floors of spacious rooms where monthly exhibits of paintings and photography line the walls.

The Harvard Club is proud to serve as a strategic partner of the Wharton DC Innovation Summit. Harvard Club members receive a $125 discount off regular registration.

Dietrich challenged the strictly limited notions of femininity at the time through her lifestyle and fashion: “I dress for the image. Not for myself, not for the public, not for fashion, not for men.” This tour is limited to members and their guests.

Please join the Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization DC Chapter for a panel discussion on strategies for the preservation of affordable housing in the global city.

Join us for a potluck dinner at the home of a HCW Board member. We will discuss astrophysicist Mario Livio’s book that explores curiosity and our innate desire to know why. Limited to members and their guests.

This short film hopes to raise awareness of depression as an illness and de-stigmatize seeking help for mental health issues, two topics of incredible relevance and concern today at college campuses across the country.