The Harvard Caribbean Club is made up of Caribbean international students, American-born students of Caribbean descent, and those who simply care to learn more about the small yet mighty region.
- Joining
- No comp required
About
The Harvard-Radcliffe Caribbean Club was founded in 1978 by a group of Caribbean students who aimed to foster a space where students of Caribbean descent and appreciators of Caribbean culture alike could bring some of the Caribbean’s warmth to the cold city of Cambridge. Founded during a period of increased Caribbean immigration into the United States, the Harvard Caribbean Club provided community and a voice on campus for the growing number of Caribbean students.
How to join
No comp — you don't have to do a trial period of the club's work to join
Details
- Status
- Recognized
- Dues
- No dues required
- Experience
- No Caribbean background required; open to anyone interested in learning about the Caribbean.
What they do
- Events showcasing Caribbean music, dance, food, and more
Mission, in their words
To promote greater awareness of the people, affairs, and contributions of the Caribbean within the Harvard community and beyond, while celebrating shared histories and traditions.
More links
- @harvardcaribbeanclubInstagram
Sources
- About | Harvard Caribbean ClubClub website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Home | Harvard CaribbeansClub website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Instagram: @harvardcaribbeanclubSocial account · seen Oct 5, 2026
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