Inside the Cabinet Room: Leadership, Diplomacy, and Decision-Making ft. Evan Ryan
Join Harvard's Institute of Politics for a lunchtime conversation with Evan Ryan, former White House Cabinet Secretary. The discussion explores leadership, diplomacy, and decision-making at the highest levels of government, and how policy coordination unfolds in practice.
A Conversation with Antony Blinken
Join former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a wide-ranging conversation on the state of global affairs, moderated by David Sanger of The New York Times, at Harvard's JFK Jr. Forum. Expect candid insights into foreign policy and national security, and the challenges shaping the world today.
Dr. Frank B. Hu - Gastronomy and Beyond Lecture Series
Renowned nutrition expert Dr. Frank B. Hu discusses how dietary patterns influence obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, drawing on Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health research. The talk, part of the Gastronomy & Beyond series, explores science-driven strategies for healthier eating and policy implications.
Boston Speakers Series–Malcolm Gladwell
Renowned author and speaker Malcolm Gladwell headlines the Boston Speakers Series at Symphony Hall for an evening of provocative insights into human behavior, success, and society. Expect a polished, story-driven lecture blending psychology, sociology, and real-world examples.
Study Group with Rohit Chopra: The Future of Independent Law Enforcement
Join former CFPB Director Rohit Chopra for a live lecture at the Institute of Politics, Harvard Kennedy School, exploring how commissions and boards shape independent law enforcement and regulatory oversight in the US. The discussion covers bipartisan governance, recent White House moves, and the future of regulation.
Digital Health Accelerator: 1-Day Program (Boston)
A one-day Digital Health Accelerator program in Boston at Regus MA for health-tech startups to refine product-market fit, gain mentorship, and network with potential investors and partners.
Winning The AI Algorithm: GEO for Real Estate Pros
Explore how geo-enabled AI algorithms are transforming real estate decision-making. This session covers geo-data analytics, predictive modeling, and practical use cases for real estate pros, with actionable takeaways and ROI insights at 20 Park Plaza, Boston.
Clearing Land Under Fire: Demining in Burma
Jonathan Moss shares frontline experiences from Burma’s conflict zones, detailing a community-led demining program in Karenni State and the human-rights toll of explosive contamination. The Harvard Kennedy School lecture examines civilian protection amid landmines and booby traps, and prospects for safe return and recovery.
Charlie Hunter Trio
Jazz guitarist Charlie Hunter performs with his trio at City Winery in Boston. Expect inventive, groove-driven originals and stylish improvisations in an intimate club setting, highlighting Hunter's signature guitar work.
March Films : Celebrating Sidney Poitier
A March film series at Boston Public Library spotlighting Sidney Poitier with screenings of Lilies of the Field, In the Heat of the Night, and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Classic performances tackle race and justice in landmark 1960s cinema.
Developing Responsible AI: Anthropic Study Group
Academic lecture-style study group at Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics, exploring Anthropic's mission to develop AI for humanity's long-term benefit. Led by Chris Liddell with guest Dr. Buddy Shah (CHAI) discussing governance under the Long Term Benefit Trust. Open to Harvard community by RSVP.
Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame Induction (2025 Class)
At the Wang Theatre in Boston, a formal induction ceremony honors the 2025 Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame class with live performances and guest speakers, celebrating enduring folk and Americana artistry.
Fractions Are Hard!
Online lecture on undergraduate math education titled Fractions Are Hard!, featuring James Tanton. Explores how fractions are introduced in curricula, balancing real-world intuition with formal understanding, with MIT/online audience and practical classroom implications.
Sabrina Claudio: Fall In Love With Her - The Tour
Sabrina Claudio headlines the Fall In Love With Her Tour at Big Night Live in Boston on March 24, 2026 at 7:00 PM. Expect moody, soulful R&B with lush vocals and intimate production in an indoor venue, delivering a nightlife-ready evening of sultry hits and new material.
Open House: Roadmapping Success for Women's Leadership
Explore Roadmapping Success for Women's Leadership at MIT through a free virtual open house. This session outlines a three‑day program led by Professor Anna Frebel and built on a leadership-of-self model that turns ambition into an actionable plan. See if this program fits your career goals.
The Dollop
Live taping of the hit comedy podcast The Dollop at The Wilbur in Boston. Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds riff on bizarre US history with rapid-fire storytelling, sharp humor, and audience banter in an intimate theater setting.
From Copilots to Agents: The New Era of Software Delivery
Explore how copilots evolve into agents transforming software delivery in this Luma AI Meetup in Boston. Engineers and product leaders share patterns, live demos, and real-world use cases for AI-assisted development and deployment in a casual, professional setting.
The Cody Sisters
The Cody Sisters perform an intimate folk set at Club Passim in the Boston area, delivering close-harmony songs and rootsy melodies in the venue’s iconic, cozy atmosphere. Expect warm acoustic guitar, rich harmonies, and storytelling that makes this a standout night of live Americana.
Skaiwater
Skaiwater brings a live hip-hop show to Boston's Brighton Music Hall (presented by Citizens). Expect high-energy rap with trap-influenced beats in an intimate, club-like setting. A must for fans of modern hip-hop and underground vibes.
The Power of Life: Lamarck and the Invention of Biology
Jessica Riskin presents 'The Power of Life: The Invention of Biology and the Revolutionary Science of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck' in conversation with Naomi Oreskes at the Harvard Science Center. This engaging lecture traces Lamarck’s ideas and how biology emerged as a modern science.
New Speakers, New Identities: Ideologies of Conversion in Wartime Ukraine
Dr. Natalia Kudriavtseva investigates how and why Ukrainian language adoption intensified after 2014 and the 2022 invasion, drawing on biographical interviews with 21 individuals who became full-time Ukrainian speakers. Framing language shift through 'new speakerness,' the talk links identity, politics, and resistance in wartime Ukraine.
DAO Virtual Office Hours
Harvard's Disability Access Office offers virtual drop-in office hours for questions about applying for accommodations. No appointment is needed, and staff are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays to guide students through forms, timelines, and eligibility, ensuring accessible support.
Investing 101 Workshop with Jimmy Becker
Join Jimmy Becker for an Investing 101 Workshop at Harvard Hall. This practical session covers risk and return, diversification, ETFs and mutual funds, index funds, stock options, and an overview of retirement accounts like Roth IRAs and 401(k)s.
MIT Free English Class
Join MIT's Free English Class for international students and spouses. Enjoy relaxed, table-top conversation sessions at W11-190 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with a casual lunch chat at 12:30 on Thursdays. A welcoming, practical setting to build language skills, meet peers, and become part of the MIT community.
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