Spee Club
Gender-neutral final club for Harvard students, based at 76 Mount Auburn Street in Cambridge and founded in 1852 as a Zeta Psi chapter.
About
After voting to adopt a gender-neutral membership policy in September 2015, the Spee Club became the first Harvard final club to admit members regardless of sex. The clubhouse is located at 76 Mount Auburn Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts
In the news
- Punching the Patriarchy - What a Co-Ed Spee does for HarvardThe Harvard IndependentSep 16, 2015
- HPRgument: Tradition vs Gender EqualityHarvard Political ReviewSep 21, 2015
- Why Punching Women Doesn't Solve EverythingHarvard Political ReviewSep 21, 2015
More links
Sources
- Punching the Patriarchy - What a Co-Ed Spee does for HarvardHarvard-related site · seen Sep 30, 2026
- HPRgument: Tradition vs Gender Equality - Harvard Political ReviewHarvard-related site · seen Sep 30, 2026
- Why Punching Women Doesn't Solve Everything - Harvard Political ReviewHarvard-related site · seen Sep 30, 2026
- Spee Club - WikipediaOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Wikipedia: Harvard College social clubsOther website · seen Oct 1, 2026
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