Welcome to the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Westchester
Our mission:
- to connect Harvard alumni and parents of current Harvard students with each other and back to Harvard,
- to build a spirit of community and camaraderie among our members,
- to promote the goodwill of Harvard,
- to support Harvard within Westchester County.
We offer a rich agenda of in-person and virtual programming and opportunities for community involvement. Our Harvard Book Prize is one of the most successful in the nation, and we provide a stipend to a local Harvard student for an internship in a non-profit organization.
We depend on our members, volunteers and generous donors to sustain our activities.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events Below
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April 24 - Wine-tasting with "Best of Westchester" Westchester Wine Warehouse
6:00PM - 7:00PM Thu 24 Apr 2025, Eastern timezone
Join us for a tasting of a curated selection of fine wine with a sommelier from "Best of Westchester" winner Westchester Wine Warehouse -
April 26 - Volunteer at Our New Way Garden (Family-friendly Service Event)
12:45PM - 3:00PM Sat 26 Apr 2025, Eastern timezone
Come enjoy camaraderie with other Harvard volunteers while gardening in support of community access to healthy produce!
Recent Events
Upcoming Events Below
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March 19 - Global Networking Night - Freebird Kitchen and Bar (Rooftop) ***At Capacity***
6:00PM - 8:00PM Wed 19 Mar 2025, Eastern timezone
Global Networking Night (GNN) is a great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard Network. This is now a signature annual event which brings alumni in cities around the world together for one night. -
March 5 - Bioethics and Human Flourishing: AI in Medicine and the Principle of (Social) Justice
7:00PM - 8:00PM Wed 5 Mar 2025, Eastern timezone
Constantine Psimopoulos, MEd, MBE (HMS '23), Dr.Bioethics - Instructor on Bioethics and Senior Administrator of the Human Flourishing Program will lead a discussion of bioethical considerations implicit in the use of AI in Medicine -
January 30 - Professor Martin Puchner-"How Stories Shape History"
7:00PM - 8:00PM Thu 30 Jan 2025, Eastern timezone
Martin Puchner, Harvard Professor of English and Comparative Literature, and Byron & Anita Wien Chair in Drama and in English and in Comparative Literature explores the story of literature and how stories shaped world history