Harvard Club of Northeast Ohio

Join the Harvard Club of Northeast Ohio for Global Networking Night! We'll be gathering at Tres Potrillos in Beachwood for drinks, light refreshments, and connecting with fellow Harvard folks.

Tuesday, December 20, 2022 11:30 am doors open 12 pm lunch followed by presentation

Tuesday, December 6, 2022 at 7 pm Virtual presentation

On Saturday, November 19, 2022, watch the 138th playing of The Harvard-Yale Game and cheer on the Crimson with fellow alumni and fans

October 26-27, 2022

Wednesday, October 19th starting at 6 pm Nuevo Modern Mexican Restaurant on E. 9th Street

Come enjoy appetizers and the CLE Urban Winery’s wines, craft beers and cocktails provided by the Club

Wednesday, August 31st at 11 am

Monday, August 29, 2022

Saturday, August 27, 2022 1:30 - 2:30 pm

Prof. Wyatt Newman, CWRU, (Harvard ‘78, M.I.T. ‘80, Columbia ‘82, M.I.T. ‘88), will present on his start-up company, RoadPrintz, Inc., bringing robotics and precision localization to the road-painting industry.

Established in 2014 by Richard A. Barone, a private collector, the Museum is considered to be the first museum of its kind. Located in South Euclid, Ohio, and occupies a 26-room mansion built in 1928.

Join us for an outing to see Shakespeare's classic comedy of love and wit, Much Ado About Nothing, at the Great Lakes Theater

Join the Harvard Club of Northeast Ohio for the return of Global Networking Night! We'll be gathering at Tres Portillos for drinks, light refreshments, and connecting with fellow Harvard folks, organized by our own Wyatt Newman.

Join us to hear our own Bill Dunn ‘77 speak on "Collective Teacher Efficacy; Before and During COVID 19". During Bill’s 30-year teaching career, he has taught students from second grade to college level. Twenty years ago, he found his true calling.

On Saturday, November 20, 2021, watch the 137th playing of The Harvard-Yale Game and cheer on the Crimson with fellow alumni and fans at Camino Cleveland, 1300 West 9th St., Cleveland, 44113.

Our own Earl Leiken ’64, LLB ’67 (accompanied by Joyce Braverman and Jon Ratner) speaking on “The Van Aken District: The Story of a Regional Development Success.”

Here’s your opportunity to visit Lily Creek Gardens, one of the premier day lily collections in Ohio and learn about day-lily hybridization.

Please join fellow alumni, via Zoom, for a presentation by Dr. Rachel Saunders, the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Curator of Asian Art at the Harvard Art Museums.

Get your tickets for the HCNEO’s online trip to see Shakespeare's Othello on Saturday, April 24. Since Cleveland’s theaters are still closed, we’ll make a virtual trip to the American Shakespeare Center in Virginia, a reproduction of Shakespeare’s

The Harvard Alumni Association invites you to join fellow alumni for this virtual Global Networking Night in Cleveland. Register to reconnect with classmates and make new connections while you bring your own refreshments and snacks to this virtual event!

We can’t eat and drink together, but we can still gather to hear how our local undergraduates have been doing on campus and to enjoy a talk by our own Barry Gordon ’70, Ph.D. ’77, titled “Coping with Covid.”

This event is cancelled due to coronavirus precautions. Refunds will be issued shortly.

Come find out who will be the dominant shade of red as #2 Cornell Big Red takes on #16 Harvard Crimson at Cornell. We will be having a joint watch party between the Harvard and Cornell alumni clubs at Boss Dog Brewery in Cleveland Heights.

Share holiday cheer with Harvard friends and early college admits over lunch at this annual event. Our featured speaker, Peter A. Carfagna, will discuss what you can learn about sports law, marketing, and analytics at Harvard.

The man The Plain Dealer calls “one of the top Cleveland celebrities of all time” is bringing his smash-hit comedy show to his hometown for one night only! Best-selling author, award-winning comedian, and a star of the PBS series Retro Report.

On Saturday, November 23, 2019, watch the 136th playing of The Harvard-Yale Game and cheer on the Crimson with fellow alumni and fans at Camino Cleveland, 1300 West 9th St., Cleveland, 44113.

A rarely used teaching tool may be the best: the narrative story . . . because people learn best from authentic narratives. The business narrative is an effective way to teach and learn about capitalism and its changes.

At our Annual Spring Dinner. Harvard Professor Kay Merseth will give a presentation on “Changing the role of teachers and teaching to increase equity and excellence in schools”.

Using photos of tiny sections of art works in the CMA galleries as hints, teams will compete to identify them.

Shakespeare's uproarious battle of the sexes

The Harvard Alumni Association and HCNEO invite you to join fellow local alumni for Global Networking Night on Wednesday, January 9, 2019. Global Networking Night is a great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard Network.

The City Club of Cleveland 850 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland Share holiday cheer with Harvard friends and early admits over lunch at the Annual Holiday Gathering. Our featured speaker will be Dominic L. Ozanne, President and CEO of Ozanne Construction Comp

On Saturday, November 17, 2018, watch the 135th playing of The Harvard-Yale Game and cheer on the Crimson with fellow alumni and fans at Camino Cleveland, 1300 West 9th St., Cleveland, 44113. This year the Crimson take on the Bulldogs at Fenway Park.

Can you start a technology company in NEO? Do we have the necessary talent? Does the supporting entrepreneurial ecosystem exist? And if you start it, can it be successfully scaled here? Veritix®/Flash Seats was founded in Cleveland in 2006.

Sunday, September 30, 2-4 pm at Kent State University. Eren Laboratory for Prehistoric and Experimental Archaeology at Kent State University is the world's premier experimental archaeology lab.

The Harvard Clubs of Eastern New York, Fairfield County, Northeast Ohio, Vermont, Rhode Island, Northern Connecticut, Southern Connecticut, Westchester, and Western Massachusetts invite Harvardians & friends to a summer meetup and concert at Tanglewood.

"Then and Now: A Decade of Change in Admissions and Financial Aid at Harvard" Applications to the Class of 2022 have reached an all-time high of over 42,700; over half of Harvard undergraduates this year will receive close to $191M in need-based scholar

Get your tickets for the HCNEO trip to see Macbeth at the Great Lakes Theater on Friday, April 13. We’ll have a private pre-show talk by our own Jim Marino ’91, a Shakespeare scholar at Cleveland State, at 6:00, followed by a 7:30 show Hanna Theater

The oldest Black undergraduate organization at Harvard University. Kuumba is a Swahili word meaning "to create" and expresses our mission to celebrate Black creativity and spirituality through song, dance, poetry, theater, visual art, and other mediums.

CMA Scavenger Hunt Friday, March 9, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. Come join us and other local alumni clubs for friendly competition.

President Faust will come to Cincinnati for a reception and remarks on January 10, 2018.

The City Club of Cleveland 850 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland Share holiday cheer with Harvard friends and early admits over lunch at the Annual Holiday Gathering. Our featured speaker will be Steve Dettelbach HLS '91.

This year, Yale is hosting. Wear your crimson and cheer for Harvard at this fun, annual tradition. This is a great opportunity to renew your acquaintances with Harvard and Yale alumni. No cost to attend. Cash bar and food service.

Don’t miss hearing our own Scott Abell, the new president of the Harvard Board of Overseers, speak to us after dinner at the Cleveland Skating Club.

With 285 breathtaking acres, Lake View Cemetery has been named Cleveland’s #1 tourist destination and is the perfect place to spend a fall afternoon.

oin your fellow Ivy+ alumni for our upcoming gathering at the brand new Hi and Dry Bowling and Beer in Tremont. Hi and Dry is at the corner of Literary and Professor, at the site of the former Press Wine Bar.

Coach Liz O’Leary, who is now in her 31st season coaching the women’s heavyweight rowing team at Harvard, will speak on changes in women’s athletics in the last 20+ years and in particular her experience with Harvard-Radcliffe rowing.

Annual multi-alumni-club art scavenger hunt at CMA on Friday, May 12, 2017, starting at 6:30 p.m. Last year, 200 people from 34 alumni clubs had a great time. This year the hunts will be even more challenging!

Get your tickets for the HCNEO trip to see Hamlet at the Great Lakes Theater on Friday, April 14. We’ll have a private pre-show talk by our own Jim Marino ’91, a Shakespeare scholar at Cleveland State, at 6:30, followed by a 7:30 show at the Hanna

Film Screening, Panel Discussion and Cocktail Party Cleveland International Film Festival and Morton's Steakhouse

“The Lost Art of Democratic Argument: What’s Become of Civility?”

Harvard Club Goes to Beer School! Ever wonder how mere barley, hops and water can be transformed into a wide variety of unique and notable beers? We’ll find out at the Great Lakes Brewing Company’s Beer School on Thursday, March 9 at 6 pm.

We’ve arranged a Harvard Club visit on Sunday, February 19 at 1:00 pm. At Orchid-mania, you can enjoy thousands of orchids in every shape, size, scent and stunning color. Be sure to bring your camera along, the show attracts many photographers every yea

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Academic Medical Centers: What is their role in your health? Daniel I. Simon ‘83, MD ‘87, FACC, FAHA, our Fall Dinner speaker, is the new President of University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.

The Bloodless Jungle by Peter Lawson Jones BA '75, JD '80

5k rowing race on the Cuyahoga

Downtown Cleveland transformed: You’ve seen it on TV, now experience it for yourself.

Thursday, May 12, Professor Jason Ur

Innovation and Job Creation in Northeast Ohio Thursday, April 7, 2016, 6-7:30 pm Case Western Reserve University (Limited to 30 club members; Reservations required)