Social & Community

All-male final club for Harvard undergraduates, typically joined sophomore year, based in a historic clubhouse at 1 Plympton Street.

Gender-neutral social club with a Jewish cultural identity, open to students of any gender or faith through an open recruitment process.

All-female social club of undergraduate women, formed in 1991 as a supportive community for people who identify as women, hosting social events.

Student board that plans all-campus events like Yardfest, Crimson Jam and Spirit Week to bring College students together outside the classroom.

All-male social final club for Harvard students, founded in 1846 as a Delta Phi chapter and based at 9 Linden Street in Cambridge.

Nonprofit social organization for Harvard women that builds friendship, personal growth, and female empowerment through shared experiences.

All-male final club that traditionally invites Harvard College sophomores and juniors to join, based in a clubhouse near Harvard Square.

Private all-male final club for undergraduates, independent of the university, based on John F. Kennedy Street in Harvard Square.

Student group that organizes an annual conference on the Arabian Gulf, connecting Harvard students, faculty, and professionals with the region.

Community and affinity group for Black undergraduates, offering social, service and pre-professional activities and a forum for their political, social and cultural views.

Student debate society hosting Oxford Union-style parliamentary debates and dinners on political-philosophical topics for students, faculty, and guests.

Student design community that teaches design skills and takes on real client projects like logos, branding, and illustration.

Community bringing together Harvard students, faculty and staff for Saturday Charles River runs, monthly nonprofit and school service, and goal check-ins.

Student group building community for undergraduates from rural backgrounds and running outreach, health, and financial literacy projects for rural places.

Supports student veterans through application guidance, peer mentorship, professional development events, community service, and community building.

Student-run exchange program hosting annual conferences at Harvard and partner universities across Asia for undergraduates.

Student organization building community among Asian American undergraduates through educational-political, cultural, outreach, and social events.

Cultural group for Chinese and Chinese American students and others, hosting social, cultural, and educational events like speakers, festivals, and dim sum runs.

Co-ed undergraduate social club that admits members through a punch process and hosts lunches, Members' Nights, and dinner and cocktail parties.

The Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 comprises the Hasty Pudding Club, the Hasty Pudding Theatricals and the Harvard Krokodiloes.

Social and philanthropic club for undergraduate women that builds friendships and sisterhood while doing service within and beyond the university.

All-male final club for sophomore and junior men at the college, admitting members through a traditional punch process.

Gender-neutral social organization of undergraduates and alumni building close friendships, character, and mentorship, with annual alumni events.

All-male final club in Cambridge, founded in 1896, with a Holyoke Street clubhouse, weekly dinners and an annual New York alumni dinner.

All-male final club at Harvard College, formed by merging the Phoenix, Sphinx, and Kalumet clubs, with a clubhouse on Mt. Auburn Street.