Harvard/Radcliffe RAZA
Student group creating space, visibility, and community for Mexican and Mexican-American students, founded in 1972 as a social support group.
- Joining
- No comp required
About
The Harvard-Radcliffe RAZA was funded in 1972 by a group of Mexican/Mexican-Americans students and 1 Puerto Rican student to serve as a social support group at a time when no Latine organizations existed at Harvard. For years, RAZA served as the home to all Latine/x students, further developing into a group for Mexican/Mexican-American students. Since its creation, RAZA has given space to an immeasurable number of students and has carried the mission of “creating space, visibility, and community for Mexican (American) students at Harvard.
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
More links
- Student organization pageHarvard directory
- @harvardradclifferazaInstagram
Sources
- Latinx organizationsHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
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