Our 70th Reunion is May 30-31! You’ll find our schedule below. More information will be posted here as it becomes available! If you have any questions about the schedule, feel free to call our office at 617-496-7001, or email our class inbox at 70threunion_haa@harvard.edu. We can't wait to see you!
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The 70th Reunion will be completely free for all classmate attendees and guests.
Harvard Faculty Club
Please come check in when you arrive on campus. You will receive your name badge and additional Reunion materials. Please note there is no luggage storage available.
Harvard Faculty Club
Reading Room, Harvard Faculty Club
A panel discussion featuring members of the Harvard Faculty to discuss the future of free speech on college campuses, its role in liberal education, and our civil discourse writ large.
Panelist details to be announced.
Main Dining Room, Harvard Faculty Club
Harvard Faculty Club
Harvard Art Museum
The Harvard Art Museums welcome the 70th reunion classmates and families to an exclusive viewing of a curated selection of Dutch drawings, generously gifted by our classmate, George Abrams. Visit the museum’s Art Study Center anytime between 2 and 5 PM to explore Works by Rembrandt and his contemporaries and meet the curators.
Old Yard, Wadsworth Tent
Cabot Library, Science Center
Please come to headquarters to check in when you arrive on campus. You will receive your name badge and additional Reunion materials. Please note there is no luggage storage available at headquarters.
Appleton Chapel
Old Yard
Tercentenary Theatre
All Harvard alumni are invited to join the Harvard Alumni Association for the third annual Harvard Alumni Day, a day for and in celebration of Harvard’s vibrant, global alumni community!
Suggested dress code is smart casual.
Parlor, Phillips Brooks House
Radcliffe Yard
The Radcliffe Institute invites you to join us for an open house in Radcliffe Yard to reconnect with friends and classmates and to learn more about the work of the Radcliffe Institute today. Light refreshments will be provided in Fay House; selections from the Radcliffe College archives will be on display in the Schlesinger Library; and the Institute’s current gallery exhibitions, Rewrite, Organize, Remix: Visions of Feminist Organizing and A Female Landscape and the Abstract Gesture will be on view.
Please register here if you plan to join us. This is a drop-in event, so please feel free to arrive at any time during event hours.
If you have any questions, please contact Radcliffe Events at events@radcliffe.harvard.edu or 617-496-1984. We hope to see you there!
Knafel or Zoom
The event will recount some memorable moments from the interviews with alumnae of the classes of the 1940s to 1970s followed by a reception for alumnae and interviewers to meet, mingle and reminisce. Separate registration is required for this event.
Location TBD