Mark your calendar! Whether you’re looking for opportunities to build your Harvard network, learn something new, gather as a community, or show off your Crimson spirit, the HAA has you covered.

From our annual Global Networking Night and Welcome to Your City events hosted by Harvard Clubs and Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) Shared Interest Groups (SIGs), to Harvard Alumni Day and the Game, there’s no shortage of opportunities to engage with your worldwide Harvard community throughout the year.

This page features popular alumni events that happen annually and are sponsored by Harvard University, the HAA, Harvard Clubs, or HAA SIGs. Harvard Clubs and HAA SIGs are alumni-governed and independently financed.

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Harvard Alumni Day

All Harvard alumni are invited to join the Harvard Alumni Association on Friday, May 31, 2024, for Harvard Alumni Day, an annual celebration honoring alumni impact, citizenship, and community. This event is held on Harvard’s campus and simultaneously live streamed for those who cannot attend in person.

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Welcome to Your City

Whether you’re still getting to know your city or have called it home for years, Welcome to Your City is a great, informal way to connect with other recent Harvard alumni near you and learn more about local Harvard Clubs and Shared Interest Groups. 

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Harvard Moves: 5K Your Way

Get ready to get out and complete a 5k—your way—each fall! You can run or roll in your neighborhood, hike a favorite trail, go for a bike ride, or take a walk on a treadmill. Will you be moving with us?

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The Game

Each year, Harvard and Yale vie for bragging rights in a football rivalry dating back to 1875. As the second-oldest rivalry in college football, the Harvard-Yale game is more than just a football game. 

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Global Networking Night

Each year, GNN allows alumni to connect with each other through location-based events in their area and through professional interest-based events.