Harvard Club of Minnesota

A great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard network. A free event open to graduates of all Harvard undergrad and graduate programs. Refreshments provided. Signup deadline Sunday, January 6.

Vanska conducts Bernstein, Copland and Gershwin. Preceded by dinner in Orchestra Hall's Green Room and followed by a New Year's Eve party. Sponsored by the Yale club.

By popular request, the local Princeton and Yale alumni organizations are repeating last year's pre-concert meal and presentation at Orchestra Hall, in advance of the Minnesota Chorale and Minnesota Orchestra performance of J.S. Bach's Christmas Oratorio.

Hosted by Ann Hortillosa and her husband, Eric Pirius. Free, members only. Each member may bring one guest.  Signup deadline Wednesday Dec 5.

A tour of our beautiful, newly-restored capitol building, designed by noted architect Cass Gilbert. The tour is led by Ted Lentz, AIA, member of the Capitol Preservation Commission. Limited to 30. Followed by an informal gathering nearby for refreshments.

Watch The Game at Joe Senser's in Bloomington with our friendly rivals from New Haven. Cost: $5 at the door, cash or check only.

Discuss White Teeth (2000) and others by British born Zadie Smith.

HBS Alumni of MBA 2004-2018 are invited to a private party at Union Rooftop for an evening of networking and socializing! Hosted by HBS Alumni Relations and HBS Chapter-Harvard Club of Minnesota.

Please join Teach For America Twin Cities, Dartmouth Club of the Midwest, and Harvard Club of Minnesota for a conversation with Teach For America national board chair and Lone Pine Capital founder Stephen F. Mandel, Jr. Signup deadline Monday Oct 29.

U of M Professor Tom Fisher and Catherine Malmberg will lead a timely conversation about density, sustainability, economic development and more. Signup deadline Sunday, October 21.

TPT president & CEO Jim Pagliarini, Princeton '75, provides a behind-the-scenes look at Minnesota's award-winning public television service, including Q&A with Jim, studio tour, and light refreshments. Join TCAN alumni for this insider's experience.

An opportunity for recent graduates to connect with each other. Open to graduates of Harvard College and all the graduate and professional schools. Appetizers and first drink order provided.

It's Global Networking Night! HBS alumni throughout the world will come together for an evening of networking. Free, but you must register by noon Monday October 15.

Join MBA Admissions and local alumni to learn more about the value of Harvard Business School’s MBA, the renowned case method, and information on the admissions process and financial aid. Please register in advance.

Join Brian Horrigan, UChicago AB ’72, as he recounts how The 1968 Exhibit was assembled and evolved while traveling from coast to coast. Organized by the UChicago and Harvard clubs. *SOLD OUT*

Discuss The Carpathians and others by Janet Frame.

Maureen Steinwall has invited Harvard Club members and their guests again to her Brooklyn Park home on the Mississippi for an afternoon of good fellowship. We will hold our Annual Meeting and elect board members. Signup deadline Thursday Sep 6.

A reception with Tanya Katerí Hernández, internationally recognized comparative race law expert and alumna of Brown University and Yale Law School, and a reading from her latest book Multiracials and Civil Rights: Mixed-Race Stories of Discrimination.

Please join the Twin Cities Alumni Network (TCAN) for our 7th annual summer bike ride event.  Sponsored by the NYU and NYU-Stern clubs.

JXTA staff and alumni, TCBPN members, and Harvard alumni will join for networking, speakers, a panel discussion, and interactive art! We will talk about the intersections between art, community, business, and policy. Free, registration required.

At the home of Marilyn Nelson on Lake Minnetonka. Includes social hour, activities, dinner, and program. Members only. Join or renew now! Signup deadline: Wednesday August 8

Please join us on Thursday August 9th for a 7:05 pm Saints Game against the Gary SouthShore Railcats. Sponsored by the Yale club. Tickets $20.

Are you an HBS alumnus or current MBA student intern working in healthcare? Stop by to mix & mingle with local HBS alumni in the Twin Cities. Partners & friends of HBS alumni welcome. Appetizers will be provided!

Discuss Bonfire of the Vanities and others by Wolfe.

We’re doing it again! Alumni of the Graduate School of Education and the Kennedy School are coming together for an evening of fun, drinks, and free nibbles. Join us in the Beer Hall at Surly Brewery. Cash bar.

Join us at midfield as we cheer on the Minnesota United! Organized by the Harvard and London Business School clubs. Sign-up deadline July 6.

Richard Painter (AB Harvard, JD Yale) is a widely-recognized expert on corporate, legal, and government ethics. Richard will speak on "Government Ethics in the Age of Trump". Sign-up deadline June 25.

Join members and guests of the Twin Cities Alumni Network for business speed networking. Organized by the Yale, Wharton, NYU/Stern, Harvard and Columbia alumni clubs. Sign-up deadline June 20.

Join us for drinks as Andrew Towne (Yale ‘05, Penn ‘15) talks about “How the Mountains Humble Us” based on his harrowing experience on Mount Everest. Sponsored by the Yale and Penn clubs. Free.

Join us for drinks and apps in Kieran's Irish Pub's beautiful Titanic Lounge. Sponsored by the Chicago Booth club. RSVP deadline: May 30.

Steve Nelson is chief executive officer of UnitedHealthcare, a $160 billion division of UnitedHealth Group. Signup deadline May 25.

Rhoda Mhiripiri-Reed (Yale '94), Superintendent of Schools for the Hopkins district, will present "Public Education: An Economic or Moral Imperative?" Includes soup and sandwich lunch. $25. Sponsored by the Yale club. Signup deadline May 29.

Architect James Dayton (Yale '87) will speak over lunch at the Minneapolis Club. Sponsored by the Yale club. Signup deadline May 18.

Dean Sten Vermund of the Yale School of Public Health will talk on current crises in American public health: gun violence, opioid addiction and obesity. Heavy hors d'oeuvres and cash bar at 5:00 pm; presentation at 6:00 pm. Signup deadline May 3.

This event is sponsored by Morgan Stanley. Breakfast will be served. There is no charge to attend but you must register. Sold Out!

Join us at a presentation, discussion, and reception with Deborah Nelson, Department Chair and Professor of English at the University of Chicago. $20. Sign up by May 4 or pay at door.

A lecture by Paula Musegades, Assistant Professor in the Department of Music and the American Studies Program at Brandeis. Admission is complimentary. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP by April 23.

Join us for a private closing day gallery talk with Xavier Tavera, hosted by Brian Horrigan, curator of WW1 America and The 1968 Exhibit, currently on show at the History Center. Sponsored by the U Chicago club. $10 including all MNHC exhibits.

Hubert Joly sharing Best Buy’s transformation and growth strategy, as well as leadership lessons learned along the way. Signup deadline April 13.

Join the Stanford Club and fellow TCAN members for the second "Twin Cities Nonprofit Ecosystem Discovery Series" event.

Join us for a performance of this classic opera! Generously discounted tickets available through March 16. Preceded by dinner at Sakura.

Celebrate the return of spring by observing the age-old process of turning tree sap into syrup. Observe a tree tapping demonstration, collect sap, visit the evaporator, and sample some delicious maple syrup. Sponsored by the Yale club.

Gather at Joe Senser’s in Bloomington to watch top-seeded Harvard Men's Basketball vs. Cornell in the Ivy League Basketball Tournament at the Palestra.

Enjoy an evening of lively, multilingual music by Pink Martini, featuring Harvard grads Grant Lauderdale (bandleader), China Forbes (vocalist), and Sarah Hicks (conductor), followed by a reception with the artists. Purchase tickets by February 8.

Discuss The Black Tulip by Alexandre Dumas.

Penn alumna and Mounds View HS teacher Martha Rush talks about conquering this obstacle to learning. Preceded by food and socializing. Sponsored by the Penn club.

General Mills Chairman and CEO Jeff Harmening shares the journey General Mills is on to continue its tradition of serving the world by making food people love. Signup deadline February 23.

Cocktail hour followed by presentation. Sponsored by the Northwestern Club. $25.

Join us at Calhoun Beach Club’s Urban Eatery for a warm gathering featuring fantastic hors d’oeuvres and great Ivy/TCAN company. Sponsored by the Brown, Penn, and Columbia clubs. $15.

Discuss Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro

A great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard network. A free event open to graduates of all Harvard undergrad and graduate programs. Refreshments provided. Signup deadline Friday, January 5.

A holiday tour of the historic Turnblad mansion, now the American Swedish Institute. Sponsored by the Princeton Club of Minnesota. $14.

A festive New Year's Eve celebration featuring an all-Tchaikovsky program, preceded by dinner in Orchestra Hall's exclusive Green Room. Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest.

A children-friendly event sponsored by the Princeton Club of Minnesota. Adults $10, children under 5 free.

The Ivy-favorite Crimson comes to Williams Arena Dec 30. Pre-game gathering at 11:30 AM, tip-off at 1 PM. Bring your gang!

Hosted by Ann Hortillosa and her husband, Eric Pirius. Free, members only. Each member may bring one guest.  Signup deadline Wednesday Dec 6.

Co-sponsored by the Chicago Booth and Penn Clubs. $12.

A second tour due to popular demand. Now expanded to 30 attendees touring in two groups of 15.

Sponsored by NYU Stern and Make It. MSP. $20.

Every quarter, come and get to know amazing, grass roots organizations who want to know you! Sponsored by the Stanford Club, open to TCAN alumni only. $10.

Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest. $40

Watch The Game at Joe Senser's with our friendly rivals from New Haven. Cost: $5 at the door, cash or check only.

Discuss Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather.

Come build houses! We are looking for 10-13 volunteers for some new home construction. This is our third Habitat for Humanity event, and the first two were really fun and productive. Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest.

A private tour of this limited-time exhibition. Our guide will be Boyd Ratchye, Harvard AB 1960, JD 1963, and Mia docent. Sold out! Second tour scheduled for Dec 3.

The UC Berkeley Alumni Group in Minnesota (the "Frozen Bears") invite you to join us for an informal forum aimed at understanding the views of our aspiring gubernatorial candidates.

The newly-active Princeton Club has invited Crimson fans to watch the Harvard-Princeton football game. Join our Tiger friends for a rematch of last year's exciting game! Food provided.

An opportunity for recent graduates to connect with each other. Open to graduates of Harvard College and all the graduate and professional schools. Appetizers and first drink order provided.

It's Global Networking Night! HBS alumni throughout the world will come together for an evening of networking. Free, but you must register by October 16 at noon.

Join us for a conversation with Neel Kashkari, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Our morning will include breakfast and a tour of the Minneapolis Fed. Sponsored by the Wharton Club.

Discuss Emma by Jane Austen.

Join fellow TCAN alumni at Tuttle's bowling alley in Hopkins for an afternoon of bowling, food, and fun! Sponsored by the Brown University and University of Chicago alumni clubs. $15 per person, $7 for children under 5.

This event is sponsored by Morgan Stanley. Breakfast will be served. There is no charge to attend but you must register.
Held at Dorsey & Whitney, 50 South 6th Street, #1500.

We’ll be sorting donations & packing food in their warehouse. Family and friends welcome.  Sponsored by the Dartmouth Club of the Midwest. Free.

A talk by Michael G. Miller, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Barnard and former federal campaign consultant. Includes a cocktail reception. Sponsored by the Barnard Club.

At the home of Marilyn Nelson on Lake Minnetonka. Includes social hour, activities, dinner, and program. Members only. Join or renew now! Signup deadline: Wednesday August 10

Maureen Steinwall, HBS OPM 1998, has graciously invited Harvard Club members to her Brooklyn Park home on the Mississippi for an afternoon of good fellowship. We will hold our Annual Meeting and elect board members. Signup deadline Thursday Aug 3.

Dinner and pre-concert "play by play" with Minnesota Orchestra Violist Ken Freed at the Hilton Hotel's Director's Row Room followed by concert at Orchestra Hall. Reserve tickets by July 17.

Harvard College students and graduates of all ages are welcome to join us for relaxation and conversation at Brit's Pub! Appetizers provided, cash bar. Meet in the Long Room.

Please join your TCAN friends for a behind-the-scenes look at Minnesota United FC's transition to Major League Soccer in 2017. Free!! Complimentary beer, wine, and snacks. Sponsored by London Business School Alumni Club.

Please join alumni from NYU and the Twin Cities Alumni Network (TCAN) for our 7th annual summer bike ride event. Event is free, buy your own food/drinks at Bread & Pickle, Lake Harriet Pavilion.

Discuss Summer Lightning by P.G. Wodehouse.

The Dartmouth and Penn clubs are very excited to invite you to our first annual summer Happy Hour! Please come to Wayzata Brew Works for a wonderful gathering with great Ivy/TCAN company, beautiful views of Lake Minnetonka and delicious hors d'oeuvres.

President and Lincoln Professor of History Drew Gilpin Faust and other distinguished faculty lead an event-packed evening at the Minnesota History Center. Reduced prices for Club members, students, and recent grads. Space is limited; reserve soon!

Historians Michael Neiberg and Trygve Throntveit (Harvard PhD 2008) speak on the United States' entry into the "Great War". Co-sponsored by the University of Chicago club. Lunch afterward with Dr. Throntveit.

Lecture sponsored by the Georgetown Club. Free, hosted by Greene Espel.

Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest. $40. June 1 signup deadline.

Great Francophile camaraderie, with some occasional French spoken! Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest. Order from the menu.

Sponsored by the Penn Club. 5:00 - 6:30 dinner/socializing, 6:30 Lynette's presentation. Cost: $15, includes dinner and presentation.

Discounted tickets to a matinee performance of A Year With Frog and Toad. RSVP by April 21. Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest.

Celebrate Spring in Minnesota! Harvard alumni and their children are invited to a family-friendly picnic in Minnehaha Park. Cost: adults $10, children $5. Signup deadline May 31.

Gregory E. Sterling, The Reverend Henry L. Slack Dean and the Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament, Yale Divinity School. Reception with light hors d'oeuvres precedes the presentation. $10. RSVP by May 17.

The first Science of Chocolate event was such a hit we decided to have another one! Learn all about chocolate. $25 for adults, $5 for kids (3-17), 2 and under are free. Sponsored by the MIT Club of Minnesota.

Join the fun and celebrate 25 seasons of Saints baseball! Sponsored by the Wharton Club of Minnesota. Cost: $16.80

An indelible blend of music and theater: the story of Parisian artists, surviving only on friendship and the promise of love. Generously discounted tickets available through April 28. Preceded by dinner at Sakura.

Thomas Nichols, Professor at the US Naval War College and Instructor in Continuing Education at Harvard, will speak on "The Death of Expertise." Open to Harvard Club Members, those eligible for membership, and their guests. Signup deadline May 3.

Join the Smith College Club of Minnesota for a tour of US Bank Stadium and optional drinks and food afterward at Erik the Red. Cost $15. Register by Wednesday, April 19.

Discuss Dubliners by James Joyce.

“Trump, Healthcare and What's Next.”  Andy Slavitt, former Acting Administrator of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), will deliver the keynote for this May 1 kickoff event. Signup deadline April 26.

Join us for a once in a lifetime experience at the 3M Innovation Center. Sponsored by the Wharton Club of Minnesota. $35

The HBS Women Alumnae of Minnesota will be meeting at 5:30 PM on April 26th for a happy hour at the home of Elizabeth Green Fulmer. This event is only for HBS women alumnae.

We’re mixing things up! Alumni of the Graduate School of Education and the Kennedy School are coming together for an evening of fun, drinks, and free nibbles. Join us at Freehouse, featuring an onsite brewery and handcrafted cocktails. Cash bar.

Join us for dinner, an artists' discussion, and a performance at Red Eye Theater of While You Were Out. Sponsored by the Brown Club. Cost: $25 including dinner and theater ticket.

Join us at Joe Senser's in Bloomington to watch Harvard play Minnesota-Duluth in its first Frozen Four appearance since 1994!

Marilyn Carlson Nelson, former Chair and CEO of Carlson Companies, shares lessons from a lifetime of business and civic leadership. Her wise words at the annual Harvard Freshman Sendoff have inspired a generation of incoming students.

Go beyond today’s headlines. Learn from a White House insider on the impact President Obama had on Indian Country and what Native Nations might expect going forward. Discounted tickets for Student, New and Recent Graduate members!

Join us at Joe Senser's in Bloomington to watch Harvard (#1 seed in the East Regional) play Providence Friday 3/24 at 3 PM, followed (we hope) by the regional final Saturday at 7:30 PM.

A conversation with Ann Markusen sponsored by the Georgetown Club. Cost: $15 includes beverages and appetizers.

Harvard Club board member Ann Hortillosa, HBS OPM 39, and her husband Eric welcome you to their home in Minnetonka for a potluck dinner. Free, members only. Each member may bring one guest. Limit 8, signup deadline March 11.

A private tour of The Museum of Russian Art's multimedia presentation of one of the most tragic events of WWII: the 900-day siege of Leningrad in 1941-1944. Limit 20, $10 at the door. Free to museum members.

Discuss The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood.

This weekend marks the home opener of Minnesota United FCs 2017 Major League Soccer season! Sponsored by the London Business School Alumni Group. Pre-game starts at 11 AM, game at 4 PM.

Dartmouth Alumni Club in partnership with the United States Tennis Association (USTA) is hosting a Tennis Mixer for TCAN members and guests. Come enjoy food, adult beverages, friendly competition and prizes!

Gather at Joe Senser’s in Bloomington to watch Harvard Men's Basketball vs. Yale in the first-ever Ivy League Basketball Tournament at the Palestra.

CEO Michael Solberg shares how Bell Bank has grown rapidly in a challenging banking environment. Discounted tickets for Student, New and Recent Graduate members!

Join FINNEGANS and the Penn club at the Titanic Lounge at Kierans Irish Pub for a "Drink Like You Care" happy hour! $15 for great food. Cash bar will be available.

The Brown and Harvard Alumni Clubs invite you to an evening with Dan Hill, an internationally renowned expert on facial coding and emotional dynamics. The $20 event cost includes appetizers and beverages. Registration closes Feb 21!

Watch the broadcast in the warm comfort of the University Club. $5 contribution at the door requested. Food and beverages available for purchase.

Gather at Joe Senser’s to see if #4 ranked Harvard Men’s Hockey can beat #3 ranked BU for their first Beanpot title since 1993. No charge, order your own food off the menu.

Sponsored by the Dartmouth Club of the Midwest. Please join us for the next DCMW volunteer event at The Food Group in New Hope. Free.

Harvard Club President Lauren Boulware, MBA '80, welcomes you to her home in Maple Grove for a potluck brunch. Free, members only. Each member may bring one guest. Limit 7, signup deadline Friday February 3.

The Georgetown Club is hosting a Feed My Starving Children food packing event in Chanhassen. Families are welcome. Free, donations gratefully accepted.

Discuss The Magnificent Ambersons by Booth Tarkington.​

Featuring fantastic hors d'oeuvres, cash bar. Free valet parking, coat check . Sponsored by the Brown, Penn, and Columbia clubs. Cost: $15 for food, cash bar.

The Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest is sponsoring a day with Habitat for Humanity. We only have a few spots left!

Includes a tour, a reception, and a talk by Museum of Russian Art Director Vladimir von Tsurikov. Limited to 15. Cost: $20 (HCM members), $25 (nonmembers), free to Current Students, New and Recent Graduate members.

A speed networking event hosted by the Georgetown Club of Minnesota. Appetizers provided, cash bar. Attendance limited to 50. Cost: $20 ($21 if paying by credit card).

A Faculty in the Field event with Brandeis Professor Melissa Kosinski-Collins. Free, sponsored by the Brandeis club. Signup deadline Friday January 6.

A great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard network. A free event open to graduates of all Harvard undergrad and graduate programs. Refreshments provided. Signup deadline Monday, January 9.

Xiaoteng Huang (Cornell '11) and John Sugimura opened PinKU Japanese Street Food in Northeast Minneapolis this summer to rave reviews. Join us for a sampler of their most popular dishes. Sponsored by Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest.

Celebrate the holiday season by meeting fellow Twin Cities alumni and enjoying delicious food. Sponsored by University of Chicago Booth Club. $10 by Dec. 7; $15 after Dec. 7.

We have been able to arrange a second private tour of this very popular exhibition. Limited to 15.

This is a great time to meet new and old Harvard friends. Free, members only. Each member may bring one guest.  Signup deadline Wednesday Dec 7.

The Georgetown and Penn Alumni Clubs of Minnesota invite you to a private Paint Nite event at Barre Minneapolis. Cost: $40 includes the canvas, paint, use of all supplies, and instruction by the artist.

A private guided tour of an exhibition marking the 500th anniversary of the revolution started by Martin Luther's 95 theses. Limited to 15. Post-tour gathering in museum café.

Do you want to know what impact President Trump will have on the market? Do you want to know how to invest in light of the election? A lunch and panel discussion sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest. $40

Bring the kids to Ratatouille with the Minnesota Orchestra. Sunday matinee at 2 PM, with 11:30 brunch at the News Room. Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest.

Watch The Game at Joe Senser's with our friendly rivals from New Haven. Cost: $5 at the door, cash or check only.

How are we going to meet the food demands of a population that will grow to over 9 billion by 2050? A dinner and presentation sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest. $40, cash bar.  Signup deadline November 10.

Discuss Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys.

Cheer on our team when they come to Minneapolis! Friends and family welcome. We have a block of $6 tickets (regular $15) behind the Harvard bench!

Ever wondered how chocolate is made and the science behind it? Sponsored by the MIT Club of Minnesota. Kids welcome; space limited.

Professor Reid Hastie will present "Behavioral Economics' Greatest Hits". Sponsored by the University of Chicago Booth Club.

Come and help build a home for a hardworking family with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest.

An opportunity for recent graduates to connect with each other. Open to graduates of Harvard College and all the graduate and professional schools. Free - food provided, drinks on your own.

It's Global Networking Night! HBS alumni throughout the world will come together for an evening of networking. Free, but you must register by October 17 at noon.

Sorry, no professional program - just a social event!!! Please come and enjoy each other's company! Sponsored by the Penn Club.

While enjoying some local craft brews, Twin Cities alumni will share short, 10-15 min "Ted Talks"-style speeches on a variety of topics (public health, evolutionary biology, politics, etc.)

Meet the Guthrie’s new Artistic Director and hear his thoughts on how theater can serve the community. Reception in the Guthrie’s 9th floor amber-box lobby overlooking the Mississippi. Discounted tickets for New and Recent Graduate members!

This wonderful night will include delicious appetizers, networking with other Twin Cities Alumni Network members, and a fascinating talk given by Professor James Von Geldern on the topic: Crimea and Its Russian History.

A networking event for new arrivals and long-time residents alike. Sponsored by Twin Cities Alumni Network & Greater MSP. Cost: $15

Discuss I, Claudius by Robert Graves.

CANCELLED at speaker's request due to last-minute emergency

A fundraiser for student scholarships, sponsored by Smith College Club of Minnesota. Free.

Join us for an exciting and beautiful evening at The Woman's Club of Minneapolis for a Sizzling Salsa Night! Sponsored by the Penn Club. Cost: $25

Sponsored by MIT Club of Minnesota
Free, light refreshments will be served. Cash Bar

Attend a tour of Mummies: New Secrets from the Tombs, and learn about the ancient burial practice from Egypt and Peru.
Members $40, Non-Members $45
Signup deadline: Tuesday August 16!

Sponsored by Stanford Club of Minnesota
Free, light refreshments will be served

Send Harvard's new graduate students off to Cambridge and Boston!
Hear about club activities, meet the board and elect new board members.
Cost: $15; free to the incoming students, current students, and recent grads

Please join alumni from NYU/Stern and the Twin Cities Alumni Network (TCAN) for our 6th annual summer bike ride event.
Event is free, BYO drinks/food at Tin Fish

Sponsored by Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest
Sold out!
Cost: $20

Sponsored by Smith College Club of Minnesota
Cost: $12

Ro Preston (Yale ’89), theater critic for the Star Tribune, will give you a verbal tour of the arts in our fair cities.

A great opportunity to explore and expand your Harvard Network
Free event open to graduates of all Harvard undergrad and graduate programs

Come and learn about the digital evidence, live and deleted, on your mobile phone and see a live demo of one of the most advanced mobile device forensics tools.
Sponsored by the MIT club
Cost $10

Join your fellow Ivy/TCAN alumni in giving back to our community
Sponsored by the Columbia club

Join Johns Hopkins and Penn alumni and guests for a networking event especially for people in the science (e.g., technology, engineering, biomedical) and healthcare fields.
Cost: $15

Sarah Hicks (Harvard '93) conducts the Minnesota Orchestra and fabulous singers in this exploration of the magic of opera. Meet Sarah and violist Ken Freed (Yale, ’83, ’87 MM) for a post-concert discussion.
Cost: $25

Gallery talk followed by wine and cheese reception
Harvard Club members $5; non-members $10. Limited to 25.

Dr. Schulam will speak about developments in cancer treatment at Yale. This will certainly be informative on a social and intellectual level, and also personally to the many who have experienced the ravages of cancer personally or with loved ones.

Enjoy socializing and dinner in an elegant setting at the Woman's Club. Ali Asani, Harvard Professor of Indo-Muslim and Islamic Religion and Cultures, will speak on “Understanding Islam: Going Beyond the Headlines”.

Congrats, you all made it through winter! Come out and celebrate at Elsie's, one of the Twin Cities' finest bowling establishments.
Cost: whatever you order

Dinner and a panel discussion of the Paris conference by official observers from the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University
Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest
Cost: $45 Registration closes Wednesday!

Our Yale sister club continues its series of events focused on education with the Annual Assembly of Interfaith Action of Greater Saint Paul
Sign up for the reception, dinner, and lecture ($35) or lecture only (free)

Fred Kiel, Ph.D. will present his newest research, Return on Character, published in 2015 by the Harvard Business Review Press.
HCM members $15; non-members $20

Enjoy high drama set to beautiful music!
"An exciting evening"--Michael Anthony, Star Tribune
Signup deadline Friday March 18

The Politics of Conservatism: From Goldwater to the Tea Party and Beyond
Co-sponsored by the Harvard Club of Minnesota
Free and open to all
Pre-forum reception open to Harvard Club members

Kent Pekel, President and CEO of Search Institute, speaks about "Student Motivation: The Biggest Problem in American Education and What We Can Do About It"
Sponsored by Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest
Cost: $40

Leave the cold and snow behind and join us for a Lunar New Year’s Celebration!
Cost: $25. Dinner and sake are included.