Harvard Club of Minnesota

The NYU Club invites us to Happy Hour with Sara Hayden, Founder and CEO of Sara's Tipsy Pies

The panel will include Yale alumni Stephen B. Wellington, Jr. ’71, John Taft ’77, Francis E. Fairman ’79, Christian Lawrence ’16, and Leslie Goedken ’09 M.Arch.

Senser's has closed. We'll watch the game with our Yale friends in the Minneapolis Club's first-floor pub. Free parking, informal. Bring friends and family! Food and beverages available for purchase. $5 donation requested.

Discuss Murmur of Bees by Sophia Segovia

Please join us in person for our Harvard Women Alumnae Happy Hour on November 9th from 4:30-6:00 pm at Pyres Brewing Company in Minneapolis! We will mix and mingle with the goal of driving connectivity and building community. Free but registration is requ

The Harvard Club of Minnesota is hosting an HBS Global Networking virtual lunch on November 2nd from 12-1pm. Free, open to all HBS grads. Harvard Club membership not required.

An opportunity for Harvard alumni who have recently arrived in the Twin Cities to meet and connect over a complimentary drink and appetizers at Surly Brewing Co. in Minneapolis.

Please join us in person for our Harvard Women Alumnae Happy Hour on October 12th from 4:30-6:00 pm at BLVD Kitchen and Bar in Minnetonka! We will mix and mingle with the goal of driving connectivity and building community. Free but registration is requi

Discuss Circe by Madeline Miller

Please join us in person for our Harvard Women Alumnae Happy Hour on September 21st from 4:30-6:00pm at Utepils in Minneapolis! We will mix and mingle with the goal of driving connectivity and building community. Free but registration is required.

Maureen Steinwall has invited Harvard alumni, students, 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. Sign up by Wednesday, September 8.

Out of an abundance of caution, the decision has been made to cancel the Freshman Send Off for the Class of 2025. For those of you who signed up, an email with more details will be sent shortly.

Please join us in person for our Harvard Women Alumnae Happy Hour on July 27th from 4:30-6:00pm at Utepils in Minneapolis! We will mix and mingle with the goal of driving connectivity and building community. Tickets are free but registration is required.

The Smith College Club invites us to join what sounds like a wonderful outing! Paddle from Interstate Park (MN) to Osceola Landing.

Please join alumni from NYU and the Twin Cities Alumni Network (TCAN) for our 9th annual summer bike ride event.

Join the Yale club for the grand finale of their award-winning Arts in Minnesota virtual series.

Please join us for our next Harvard Women Alumnae Happy Hour on May 18th at 5pm! We continue to have great conversations, meet inspiring women, and drive connectivity. Tickets are free but registration is required.

Time to join or renew your membership! Harvard Club of Minnesota members may order a wine and cheese basket in time for the May 5 talk by Harvard Law Professor Michael Klarman. Order by May 1.

Prof. Klarman, a constitutional scholar, will speak on the degradation of American democracy, the courts' contributions to that degradation, and possible remedial steps that might be taken.

The Yale club invites us to the next event in their award-winning series.

Andy Cantwell has recently transitioned from traditional Private Equity to leading the Family Office for the Carlson Family.  Join us to hear Andy's views on Private Equity versus a Family Office structure and his approach to leadership.

Join Dr. Harris, Managing Director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice at Harvard Law School, in conversation with Dr. Sylvia Bartley, Senior Global Director of Medtronic Foundation and host of KMOJ's African American Forum.

The Yale club invites us to the next event in their award-winning series.

A conversation with Brett Brohl and Mary Grove, General Partners at Bread and Butter Ventures, an early stage venture capital fund based in the Twin Cities.

Join us for our next Harvard Women Alumnae Happy Hour on March 16th at 5pm! We look forward to a great discussion, small group networking and the opportunity to meet new members of our community.  Tickets are free but registration is required.

The Smith College club invites you to join them in a discussion with Judge Quaintance, who presided over the trial of ex-police officer Mohammed Noor.

A distinguished panel of experts will discuss urgent issues posed by the continuing incidents of the killing of unarmed African Americans by Law Enforcement. Sponsored by the Yale club.

In this latest installment of our award-winning online series, we explore the intersection of art and healing with three experts who respectively use theater, visual arts and music as part of their therapeutic practices. Sponsored by the Yale club.

Join us for a discussion with Andrew Dayton about an evidence-driven, community-informed approach to poverty alleviation.

Please join us for a virtual visit with Brown Estate Vineyards, the first Black-owned Estate winery in Napa. No Harvard affiliation necessary.

Join us for a panel discussion led by Krishnan Subrahmanian MD, featuring four distinguished guests. Free, on Zoom.

Hosted by the HBS Club of the Gulf Cooperation Council

Start the new year off with an incredible group of women! We encourage all Harvard Women Alumnae to join us for our first virtual happy hour event of the year on January 19th from 5 to 6:15pm. Tickets are free but registration is required.

Join us for the first Arts in Minnesota event of 2021! Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest. Free.

Another event in YAANW's "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series. Free. RSVP by December 15.

In place of our annual holiday party, Haskell's owner Jack Farrell will lead a wine tasting via Zoom. Attendees may purchase a basket of wine, cheese, and crackers subsidized by the Club. Members only.

Join the MIT Club of Minnesota for a fascinating look at how Artificial Intelligence is being used in service to healthcare. This is a virtual event.

The Harvard Club of Phoenix has kindly invited us to this discussion with the author. Or choose the November 12 event hosted by the Harvard Clubs of Southern California and San Diego.

From the Rhine to Chile to George Floyd: a panel on the arts in distressed democracy. Another event in YAANW's "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series. Free. RSVP by November 11.

The Harvard Clubs of Southern California and San Diego have kindly invited us to this discussion with the author. Or choose the November 16 event hosted by the Harvard Club of Phoenix.

In the spirit of community, we would like to invite all Harvard Women Alumnae to our next virtual happy hour event on November 10th from 5 to 6:15 pm. Tickets are free but registration is required.

This year, HBS Global Networking Night transforms from one night into two days (Oct 20-21) of unique virtual opportunities.

An opportunity for recent graduates to connect with each other. Open to graduates of Harvard College and all the graduate and professional schools. Virtual.

Grab your favorite warm beverage and join us online for a series of one-on-one, speed-networking style video chats to get to know other alumni from TCAN member schools. Sponsored by the Chicago Booth club.

Artists and arts organizations respond to the twin crucibles of the pandemic and the protests. Another event in YAANW's "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series. Free. RSVP by October 7.

The Orange County chapters of the Harvard Law School Association and the Harvard Law School Women's Alliance invite you to a panel discussion on police reform and racial justice in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement.

We can't gather for a picnic this year, but all Harvard students and alumni are invited to our annual meeting. Meet the club's board, hear about the club's activities, and elect board members to fill open positions.

A global design summit sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Design Alumni Council, the HAA, and the Harvard Alumni Architectural and Urban Society in collaboration with the World Bank.

Jordan Kushner, a noted defender of the First Amendment, will share his perspective on the current state of the First Amendment discussing his personal experiences and the challenges it faces in 2020.  Sponsored by the Columbia Club.

In the spirit of community, we would like to invite all Harvard Women Alumnae to our next virtual happy hour event on September 15th from 5 to 6:15 pm. Tickets are free but registration is required.

Harvard Alumni Association Shared Interest Groups (SIGs) are thriving alumni communities that connect alumni to each other and the University through shared interests, identities, and affiliations. Register to learn more about the SIGs of your choice.

Next up in YAANW's "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series: two noted St. Paul-bred stage and screen stars talk about their lives, joys and work during the pandemic. Free. RSVP by Wednesday, September 9.

You are invited to the third event in YAANW's new "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series. Free. RSVP by August 18.

Amanda LaGrange leads a financially sustainable social enterprise that recycles and refurbishes hazardous e-waste and provides jobs and training for adults with a history of incarceration. Virtual event, free.  Sign-up deadline August 17.

In the spirit of community, we would like to invite all Harvard Women Alumnae to our next virtual happy hour event on August 11th from 5 to 7pm. Tickets are free but registration is required.

You are invited to the second event in YAANW's new "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series. Free. RSVP by July 21.

In the spirit of community, we would like to invite all Harvard Women Alumnae to our next virtual happy hour event on July 14th from 5-6:15pm. Tickets are free but registration is required.

You are invited to the first event in YAANW's new "Arts in Minnesota" virtual series. Free. RSVP by June 14.

Join us for an interactive discussion with Harvard Alum and Professor David Deming (Ph.D. in Public Policy ’10) from the Kennedy School of Government and Graduate School of Education. A virtual event hosted by the Harvard Club of San Francisco. Free.

Join us for an interactive discussion with Cornell William Brooks, Harvard Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership and Social Justice. A virtual event hosted by the Harvard Club of San Francisco. Free.

Join us for an interactive discussion with Harvard Professor of Human Rights Policy Dr. Kathryn Sikkink. A virtual event hosted by the Harvard Club of San Francisco. Free.

In the spirit of community, we would like to invite all Harvard Women Alumnae to a virtual happy hour event on May 12th from 5-6pm. RSVP to anhwmsp@gmail.com. Please include your Harvard affiliation.

Join your fellow alumni of the Harvard Graduate School of Education for an evening of connecting, fun, and free nibbles.

Celebrate early spring with a tour and reception at The Schubert Club Museum, a presentation by Barry Kempton, Artistic & Executive Director, and a brief song recital.  Organized in collaboration with the UChicago club.

Amanda LaGrange leads a financially sustainable social enterprise that recycles and refurbishes hazardous e-waste and provides jobs and training for adults with a history of incarceration. Sign-up deadline March 15.

Our UChicago friends have invited us to a conversation with Pamela D. Toler, UChicago AM'81 and PhD'03, featuring her new book, Women Warriors: An Unexpected History. Free. Noon and evening options.

REGISTER NOW! Join us for our next meeting of the Alumnae-I Network for Harvard Women at The Riveter co-working space in Edina.  Open to women graduates of all Harvard schools. Sign-up deadline Saturday, March 7th.

Charlie Youakim is a serial tech entrepreneur who has founded two payments companies, raising tens of millions of dollars in the process. Join us to hear Charlie talk about the challenges of creating a business from the ground up and the fun of doing it.

Does it seem like there aren't enough hours in the day to get everything done? Do you find your health or relationships taking a backseat to work responsibilities? Clarify your values and create a schedule that reflects your priorities.

Come join the inaugural meeting of this discussion group at The Riveter co-working space in Edina. Open to women graduates of all Harvard schools. Sign-up deadline Sunday, January 12.

Hosted again by Ann Hortillosa and her husband Eric Pirius. Free, members only. Each member may bring one guest. Sign-up deadline Wednesday Dec 11.

Ballet Co.Laboratory, recipient of a grant from the Harvard Club of Minnesota Foundation, presents your holiday favorite with a whimsical twist! Performances on December 13, 14, and 15.

An evening of storytelling, interactive baking and eating pie! Sponsored by the NYU club.

Join us for drinks and apps at beautiful Kieran's Irish Pub in downtown Minneapolis. Munch on appetizers and enjoy happy hour drink specials while meeting new TCAN people. Sponsored by the Chicago Booth and Columbia Business School clubs.

Dayton will speak on "Rethinking Impact: How Evidence Can Transform the Philanthropic Marketplace". Sponsored by the Yale club.

Featuring GU Alumni Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson and MN Governor's Office Chief of Staff Chris Schmitter on How GU Shaped their Public Careers

Motivated by the DiversAbility at Yale group, YAANW will be hosting Dr. Matthew Weed for an inspirational evening of stories about overcoming challenges. The event will be free to attend and includes light snacks.

We have an opportunity to view these stunning photographs and enjoy a gallery talk and reception with Meadow and members of the MIA curatorial staff. Sponsored by the Smith College Club.

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 14.

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.

Come meet your fellow HLS Alumni in the Twin Cities area!

Sponsored by the Wharton Club of Minnesota
Cost: $15

Stanford’s Lynette Crane, nationally-acclaimed speaker on introversion, will discuss the #1 issue of CEOs everywhere: Where is the next generation of leadership coming from?

Police-community relations are a nationwide concern. Medaria Arradondo, appointed Minneapolis Police Chief in 2017, will speak about efforts in the community and his vision for the police force.

At the home of Marilyn Nelson on Lake Minnetonka. Freshmen, their parents/guardians, and Harvard College interviewers have received separate invitations. Join or renew now! Signup deadline: Wednesday August 8

A summer social with MIT and Harvard Alumni Clubs of Minnesota and panel discussion with experts on Artificial Intelligence. Sign-up deadline August 6.

The Columbia Business School and Penn clubs are very excited to invite you to happy hour on Monday, August 5!  Join us at Punch Bowl Social at West End in St. Louis Park for a gathering featuring fantastic hors d'oeuvres and great Ivy/TCAN company.

Maureen Steinwall has invited Harvard alumni, students, 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. Sign up by 7/24.

Come join the Georgetown Alumni Group for a summer social @ the Bus Stop! We can't guarantee sun. However, there is hope! Free, BYOB

Please join alumni from NYU and the Twin Cities Alumni Network (TCAN) for our 8th annual summer bike ride event. Sponsored by the NYU club. Free.

Connect with HBS and fellow alumni and explore four elements that are always active during career and life decision-making. Open to HBS and other Harvard University alumni.

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

Join us for a performance of this classic opera! Generously discounted tickets available through May 3. Preceded by dinner at Sakura.

After launching two successful companies that he later sold to UHG, Tony Miller founded Bind, a local start-up that is on the quest to change the way health insurance works. Held at Bind headquarters, appetizers and refreshments provided.

Carlson Chair Diana Nelson, Harvard AB 1984 and former Overseer, will speak about managing her family business in the face of industry changes. Free for all HCM members! Sign-up deadline Monday March 4.

Gary will discuss market-based strategies for developing economic power in communities of color. Event includes breakfast. Sign-up deadline Monday February 25.

Join us for a conversation with Becky Roloff, MBA 1982, President of St. Catherine University, and Rhoda Mhiripiri-Reed, EDLD 2013, Superintendent of the Hopkins school district. The sign-up deadline is Sunday, February 10.

As we celebrate Black History Month, please join us for a “behind the scenes” tour of the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum & Gallery (MAAHMG). Light snacks and drinks will be served. Sponsored by the Stanford Club.

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.

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.

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*

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

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!

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.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

“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.

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.

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!

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

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!