We asked nine Harvard students to tell us about the extracurricular activities and clubs they are involved in. Here are some great examples of the diverse array of spaces you could meet new friends, explore your interests, and feel at home here at Harvard!

Khanh ‘25

The affinity groups! Everyone is proud of who they are, and everyone wants to foster an inclusive environment. Getting involved in an affinity group means having a built-in community of friends and mentors who will certainly elevate your college experience.

Adriana ‘26

A club that you should join is the Hawai'i Club! Even if you are not from Hawai'i and just want to understand the culture/place a little more, it is a great space. 

Kawsar ‘26

Everyone should join the Harvard Undergraduate Tibetan Cultural Association. This summer I had the chance to go to India and see the Tibetan government in-exile with them.

David ‘25

Harvard Undergraduates Raising Autism Awareness: A great opportunity to help children with autism in the Boston area make new friendships!

Tina ‘24

Flyby Blog, the Blog of The Harvard Crimson, has been my home for the entirety of my college career. It's a warm family of funny and amazingly talented writers, and together we publish chaotic journalism that reminds me to see the humor in everything!

Marin ‘26

If you enjoy making and learning about art and finding hidden gems of the Harvard and Boston arts scene, join the Harvard Undergraduate Art History Society! Our museum trips and events are free and open to students of any and all concentrations and interests. 

Lucas ’25

Harvard Entrepreneurship Society: attend scintillating dinners and meet founders from around the world. 

Harvard AI Safety Team: I’m not even fully in it, but I think trying to save the world from evil AI is a great cause. 

AACF: a fun and faithful group of friends

David ‘27

If you're pre-med, the pre-med society and especially the community care collective is a great way to connect with other pre-meds!

Desiree ‘24

The Harvard Intercollegiate Model United Nations team is a group of students on campus who are passionate about international issues and foreign policy. It’s a great group to join in order to think about why policy is the way that it is around the globe and how different countries think about issues. Furthermore, it’s really just a great group of people who are enthusiastic about what they do and have lots of fun doing it.