Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Westchester

Join us for a fun and relaxed tennis social for Harvard Club members, alumni and their families. 

24-time National Emmy Award Winner, Ira Rosen, shares insights from decades at the helm of the show that invented TV investigative journalism, 60 Minutes, and his informed perspective on the flawed media coverage of this Presidential Election.

Alexander Guerrero AB'01, Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers University makes the case for governing by lottery.

Come enjoy camaraderie with other Harvard volunteers while gardening in support of community access to healthy produce!

Harvard Law School Professor Michael J. Klarman, Charles Warren Professor of Legal History, will share his insights into the Supreme Court Justices' deliberations and reconstruct why Brown v. Board of Education was such a difficult case to decide.  

Dr. Theodore H. Schwartz, AB'87, MD'93, Professor of Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery at Weill Cornell Medicine will discuss his book: Gray Matters – A Biography of Brain Surgery. 

The Harvard- Radcliffe Club of the Hudson Valley and the Hastings Center, a globally recognized research institute advancing our understanding of ethical issues in health, science and technology are co-sponsoring a presentation by Vardit Ravitsky, the Pre

2024 Annual Meeting and Luncheon with David Kennedy, Esq, AB '93, Co-Chief of the Civil Rights Unit, U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York speaking on the topic of Disability Rights Law.

Join us for a fun and relaxed tennis social for Harvard Club members, alumni and their families. 

"Madhouse at the End of the Earth: The Belgica's Journey into the Dark Antarctic Night

Come meet other Harvard alumni and families at this family-friendly event while helping to feed our Westchester neighbors!

Join us for an evening of musical brilliance with Skylark, a three-time GRAMMY®-nominated vocal ensemble directed by Matthew Guard AB '02.  After the concert, enjoy a private Harvard-Radcliffe alumni reception with the artists.

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.

"I Wanna Be Loved by You" - Poetry Inspired by Marilyn Monroe moderated by Margo Taft Stever and Susana H. Case

Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Westchester Winter Social at the Rye Grill and Bar

Jonathan R. Thompson, Ph.D. of the Harvard Forest will discuss his research topics including Climate and Land Use changes in New England and Forest Conservation initiatives

Join us for a tasting of a curated selection of fine wine with a sommelier from "Best of Westchester" winner Westchester Wine Warehouse

Come enjoy camaraderie with other Harvard volunteers while gardening in support of community access to healthy produce!

Join us for a fun and relaxed introduction to this popular sport for Harvard Club members, alumni and their families. 

2023 Annual Meeting and Dinner with Jag Singh, MD

2023 Annual Meeting and Dinner with Jag Singh, MD

Join fellow alumni as the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of the Hudson Valley attends the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival's performance of Henry V.

Join us for a fun and relaxed tennis social for Harvard Club members, alumni and their families. 

Come meet other Harvard alumni and families at this family-friendly event while helping to feed our Westchester neighbors!

For the 16th year, Club and alumni volunteers offer this unique program encouraging 9th and 10th grade students at Yonkers Middle High School in resource-constrained Yonkers to attend college.

Daniel T. Potts’75, Ph.D. ’80, will discuss the archaeology and history of ancient Iran. Professor Potts is one of the world’s foremost authorities on the ancient Near East.

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.

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.

Professor Benjamin Friedman of the Harvard Economics Department will discuss two topics: Prospects for the U.S. Economy and U.S. Economic Policy and his newest book: Religion and the Rise of Capitalism

Distinguished Prof. Rick Pildes, one of the nation's leading experts on legal issues concerning American democracy, has argued election-law cases before the Supreme Court, testified to Congress on these issues, and worked with election administrators nati

The Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Westchester and the Yale Westchester Alumni Association are excited to announce a co-hosted event and opportunity to watch "The Game" together at Decadent Ales, a local craft brewery in Mamaroneck, NY.

Come mingle with other Harvard alumni and families at this family-friendly event while helping to feed Westchester families in need! Donations of needed breakfast food items greatly appreciated.

Back by popular demand! Come enjoy some camaraderie at this family-friendly service event while gardening to increase community access to healthy produce!

Join us for a fun and relaxed introduction to this popular sport for Harvard Club members, alumni and their families. 

Mary Calvi is a 12-time New York Emmy award-winning journalist, news anchor at WCBS-TV, and national anchor with Inside Edition Weekend. Calvi's upcoming novel, If A Poem Could Live and Breathe: A Novel of Teddy Roosevelt's First Love is based on never

As the dog days of summer dwindle down, join us for a special "shore dinner" overlooking Long Island sound at the historic Shenorock Shore Club.

A night under the stars (Earth-treading stars that make dark heaven light) with those star-crossed lovers, as the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of the Hudson Valley attends the Shakespeare Festival.

2022 Annual Meeting and Dinner with Preet Bharara, '90 AB

Gary Shteyngart and Benjamin Taylor will discuss Gary’s best-selling novel, Our Country Friends, set in Hudson Valley during the pandemic.

Associate Village Historian of Scarsdale, Jordan Copeland, guides us on a walking tour to learn how downtown Scarsdale transformed from a sleepy train depot to a vibrant, distinctive commercial hub.

Back by popular demand! Come enjoy some camaraderie at this family-friendly service event while gardening to increase community access to healthy produce!

Brent D. Glass, the Executive Director of Sing Sing Prison Museum and Director Emeritus of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will provide an overview of Sing Sing Prison's 200-year history and discuss the Museum's mission and goals.

For the 15th year, Club and alumni volunteers offer this unique program encouraging 8th and 9th grade students in resource-constrained Yonkers to attend college.

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.

Journalist and Historian Robert Marchant reveals fascinating highlights of the history of Westchester from Native American times to the present day.

Professor Arthur Brooks (William Henry Bloomberg Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School and Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School) discusses his prolific work on the formula for happiness. 

Join us for a fun and relaxed tennis social for Harvard Club members, alumni and their families. 

Join Harvard Law School Alumni Allison Leotta and Dan Schorr, former sex crimes prosecutors and authors for a discussion moderated by Gretchen Carlson on sexual misconduct in fiction.

Harvard Professors Ed Glaeser (Chair of Economics Department and Fred and Eleanor Glimp Professor of Economics) and David Cutler (Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied Economics) co-author a book about the challenges cities face in the midst of the pandemic.

Come enjoy camaraderie with other Harvard volunteers while gardening in support of community access to healthy produce!

Join us for a Zoom wine-tasting with Zachy's of Scarsdale to discuss summer wine pairings and everything you wanted to know about wine!

Join us for a brief meeting for an update on the club, it's finances, the schools committee's work and the election of officers and governors.

Westchester Parks Foundation & the Westchester County Parks Dept are co-hosting their annual "Pitch in for Parks" volunteer event. Join other Club members, alumni and families as we join this event open to the general public to help spruce up our parks!

For the 14th year, Club and alumni volunteers offer this unique program encouraging students and their families in resource-constrained Yonkers to attend college.

Are your homemade breads disappointing, your souffles failing, and your friends and family losing interest in your culinary creations? Perhaps Professor Michael Brenner can help!

Join us as we speak with popular historical fiction writers Lauren Willig, Fiona Davis, Elise Hooper, Susie Orman Schnall, and Nicola Harrison about their most recent novels, the intricacies of their research, and the challenges of writing in this beloved

Join us for a webinar with author Craig Wright on his new book, "The Hidden Habits of Genius" to learn more about geniuses, what makes the concept so fascinating and what we can learn from it.

Join us for a webinar with author Tom Vanderbilt on his new book, "Beginners" to take a deeper look at lifelong learning.

Global Networking Night (GNN) is a great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard Network in Westchester. This year will be a virtual event on Zoom broken into smaller rotating groups.

Join us for a Zoom wine-tasting with Zachy's of Scarsdale to discuss holiday wine pairings and everything you wanted to know about wine!

Join us for a Zoom talk with Nathan Lump '96 on the Future of Travel

Join us for a webinar with former Harvard Professor and leading American political scientist Morris P. Fiorina to discuss the 2020 Elections and the Future of American Politics in a talk moderated by John Berman '95 of CNN News

Join us for a Zoom talk with Mekala Krishnan (McKinsey Global Institute) and Philip Duffy ’78 (Woodwell Climate Research Center), moderated by John Berman ’95 (CNN News)

Join us for a brief meeting for an update on the club, it's finances, the schools committee's work and the election of officers and governors.

Join us for a Zoom talk with Dan Weiss, the President & CEO of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, on How Covid-19 is Affecting NY's Great InstitutionsToday and in the Future

Join us for a Zoom talk with Harvard Law Professor and bioethics expert I. Glenn Cohen.

Join us for a Zoom talk with NYT Parenting lead Jessica Grose for perspectives on parenting during Covid-19 as we approach summer...

Join us for a private tour of the "Making the Met, 1870 - 2020" exhibit, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Met.

Join us for a webinar with distinguished business journalist and author Lawrence Ingrassia (Free event - need to sign up to receive link.)

Join us for a webinar with Dorie Clark, frequent HBR columnist, on "Reinventing You" in the Context of Covid-19 (Free event - need to sign up to receive link.)

We are honored to welcome back Professor Emeritus Charles Maier '60, PhD '67 (and Scarsdale High '56), a noted historian on European History. Professor Maier will be talking to us about the 75th anniversary of the Victory in Europe (V-E Day) and the chal

Join us for a webinar with distinguished musicologist and Professor Emeritus Thomas Forrest Kelly (PhD '73). (Free event - need to sign up to receive link.)

Club volunteers offer this unique program encouraging 8th and 9th grade students in resource-constrained Yonkers to attend college.

Join us for a Zoom Webinar with distinguished political scientist and former Kennedy School Dean, Joseph Nye. (Free event - need to sign up to receive link.)

Join us for a Zoom 101 to learn the basics of Zoom, which we will be using for a number of upcoming events and Zoom Happy Hour to Connect with Club Members (Free event - need to sign up to receive link.)

Join us for a Zoom 101 to learn the basics of Zoom, which we will be using for a number of upcoming events and Zoom Happy Hour to Connect with Club Members (Free event - need to sign up to receive link.)

Join us for a special Sunday brunch to usher in the start of spring.

The Hasty Pudding Theatricals has presented its unique brand of student-written theater every year since 1844, making it the third oldest theater organization in the world as well as a beloved Harvard tradition. Join us on our New York tour.

The Harvard Club of Fairfield has extended an invitation to us to see a performance by Din &Tonics a capella group.

Global Networking Night (GNN) is a great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard Network. This is now an annual event which brings alumni together for one night every January in cities around the world.

We have arranged for an exciting talk with Nick Kristof '82 and Sheryl WuDunn (MBA '86) about their new book "Tightrope."

Start your evening connecting with alumni in the Westchester area at our cocktail party tentatively to be held December 12th. Open to all alumni and guests. Heavy hors d'oeuvres, beer and wine will be served and are included in the ticket price.

You are invited to join the Fairfield Club for a tailgate before The Game in New Haven.

Join us for dinner at Ruby's in Rye for a talk on the early history of Boston with Mark Peterson AB '83 AM '85 PhD '93, former head of the history department at Berkeley and current a professor at Yale.

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Blythedale Children's Hospital.

Join us for an engaging talk by Pamela Paul, editor of the NYT Book Review, about her recently released book, "How To Raise A Reader," with tips for encouraging reading for children from babies to teens, the work of the Book Review, and books in general.

You are invited to join us on Saturday, October 19th, for a champagne brunch followed by a panel on U.S. Health Care Policy, at the Poughkeepsie home of Dr. Theodora Stillman Budnik ’68.

Author and artist Josie Iselin '84 gives a talk at the Jay Center in Rye on "The Curious World of Seaweed"

Join us for a private tour of Kykuit, the historic Rockefeller family estate.

As the dog days of summer dwindle down, join us for a special "shore dinner" overlooking Long Island sound at the historic Shenorock Shore Club.

Picnic on the Lawn with Fellow Alumni, Followed by a BSO Performance of Music by Gershwin and Stravinsky.

Light buffet and Shakespeare's "Much Ado about Nothing" at the Boscobel mansion

We are honored to welcome our guest speaker, Dr. Jerry Mechling - "The New Digital Future: New Capabilities. New Leaders. New Priorities

We are honored to welcome our guest speaker, Dr. Jerry Mechling - "The New Digital Future: New Capabilities. New Leaders. New Priorities

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Feeding Westchester.

The Harvard Club of Fairfield has invited Westchester alumni and guests to attend these upcoming events.

Join us at the Ritz-Carlton Westchester for a celebration of the tradition of afternoon tea, with a talk by Mike Harney of Harney Teas, one of the leading premium purveyors of tea.

Club volunteers offer this unique program encouraging 8th-grade students in resource-constrained Yonkers to attend college.

Join us for dinner at Ruby's in Rye for a talk on American foreign policy by Benn Steil, senior fellow and director of international economics at the Council of Foreign Relations, and author of "The Marshall Plan: Dawn of the Cold War."

Come join us at Furniture Sharehouse, a Westchester non-profit dedicated to providing free, donated household furnishings to economically-disadvantaged Westchester families so that they may rebuild their lives with dignity. We’ll be helping to straight

The Hasty Pudding Theatricals has presented its unique brand of student-written theater every year since 1844, making it the third oldest theater organization in the world as well as a beloved Harvard tradition. Join us on our New York tour.

Harvard men's basketball are the defending Ivy League co-champions, and have been picked to finish first again in 2018-19 Ivy League pre-season media poll. A fixture in that exciting season will be the away game at Yale on Saturday, February 23, and the

Join us for an evening in Manhattan to talk business and the economy with noted investment strategist Byron Wien ‘54, MBA’56. Byron Wien is Vice Chairman of the Private Wealth Solutions Group at Blackstone, where he acts as a senior adviser.

Global Networking Night (GNN) is a great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard Network. This unique biannual event brings alumni together for one night every June and January in cities around the world. Held in local establishments, GNN events ar

We have arranged for a private tour of Lyndhurst, a fine example of Gothic Revival architecture. Located in Tarrytown, Lyndhurst was named one of the 10 best decorated historic mansions for the holidays.

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Blythedale Children's Hospital.

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Westchester Food Bank.

An informal family get-together and outdoor BBQ for Harvard alumni and their families! We will have hamburgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, etc. and backyard games for the little ones.

Discounted Tickets available for club members and friends. Desperate Measures lyrics and book are by our member Peter Kellogg '74 and with Nick Wyman '73 as the hilariously comic villain.

Light buffet and Shakespeare's "Richard II" at the Boscobel mansion

We are honored to welcome our guest speaker, Professor Martin Puchner. His discussion is entitled "The Written World: The Power of Stories to Shape People, History, Civilization" and is sure to be an engaging topic for our alumni.

Club volunteers offer this unique program encouraging eighth grade students in underprivileged areas to attend college.

The Hasty Pudding Theatricals has presented its unique brand of student-written theater every year since 1844, making it the third oldest theater organization in the world as well as a beloved Harvard tradition. Join us on our New York tour.

We have arranged for an exciting evert with Tal Ben-Shahar, a leading thinker in positive psychology, a great area to ponder as we enter the new year.

This free networking event for students, graduates and undergraduates, held twice per year, draws over 6000 Harvard alumni in cities across the globe. Join us June 9th at Flinder's Lane at 184 Summer Street, Stamford, CT

Get an expert, insider's perspective from one of the senior-most officers of the Pacific Fleet and a Greenwich resident, at the stately Riverside Yacht Club

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Blythedale Children's Hospital.

An "intriguing" lecture by a ground-breaking Harvard archeologist, over dinner at the Sheraton Stamford

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Westchester Food Bank.

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Blythedale Children's Hospital.

This free networking event for students, graduates and undergraduates, held twice per year, draws over 6000 Harvard alumni in cities across the globe. Join us June 12th in Stamford CT at the roof-top bar at Sign of the Whale.

The program will be held at Sunningdale Country Club. We are honored to welcome our guest speaker, Coach Tim Murphy. His discussion is entitled "Life as a Comeback" and is sure to be an engaging topic for our alumni.

Volunteer for this program that targets middle school students in need and educates them and their families early (i.e., in eighth grade) about the necessary curricular and financial requirements as well as resources available in high school.

Historic Grace Church in Manhattan will be the site of a spectacular joint concert of men’s choral music, featuring the Harvard Glee Club and the University of Pennsylvania Glee Club, on Saturday, March 25 at 3:00pm.

The Hasty Pudding Theatricals has presented its unique brand of student-written theater every year since 1844, making it the third oldest theater organization in the world as well as a beloved Harvard tradition. Join us on our New York tour.

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Westchester Food Bank.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day watching Ali McGraw and Ryan O’Neal in the timeless classic Love Story, the last movie filmed on Harvard’s campus. Bring your sweetie or come alone and enjoy the 1970’s romantic drama.

This free networking event for students, graduates and undergraduates held twice per year draws over 5000 Harvard alumni in cities across the globe. Join us in Greenwich CT at the Harvest Wine Bar, a short walk from the Greenwich train station.

See Harvard's A Cappella Group and Yale's Whiffenpoofs in Bedford.

Volunteer with fellow alumni and their families at Blythedale Children's Hospital.

Limited availability for members to the exhibit opening

Light buffet and Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" at the Boscobel mansion

Space limited -- RSVP Required

A guided tour through the Museum of Natural History's Invertebrate Zoology Department - Open to Club Members and their families

Professor Ali S. Asani — “Understanding Islam: Going Beyond the Headlines”

OUR CLUB CELEBRATES TENTH YEAR OF THE HARVARD-YONKERS EARLY COLLEGE AWARENESS PROGRAM

Andrew Berry of Harvard will discuss contemporary developments in evolutionary theory, and the enduring insights of Darwin's Origin of Species, over dinner at the Stamford Sheraton

Family-Friendly Event at the White Plains County Center on Friday, January 22 at 7 pm

Co-Sponsored by Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Westchester and the Harvard Club of Fairfield, Connecticut

Space limited -- RSVP Required

Saturday, May 16, 2015, 3:30- 5 pm

"Reinventing the Classroom, Rethinking Education" with Professor Harry Lewis, Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science at Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Space limited -- RSVP Required

Saturday, November 1, 2014, 1:30 - 3 pm

Join us on Sunday October 19, from 9-11 am

Join Fellow Alumni for supper on the lawn, a brief talk by a Shakespeare scholar and attendance at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Company's performance at the historic Boscobel house in Garrison NY

Saturday, May 17, 2104, 2-3:30 pm

With guest speaker Professor Carol R. Saivetz: After the "Reset"": What's Next for Russian-U.S. Relations?

Saturday, January 11, 2104, 1:30-3 pm

Join Harvard and other Ivy League Alumni in celebrating the holiday season at Metropolis Country Club

Invitation from the Harvard Club of the Hudson Valley

Journalist and Historian Robert Marchant reveals fascinating highlights of the history of Westchester from Native American times to the present day.