Events
& Exhibitions

In this opening program for The place where the creek goes underground, the artist Anthony Romero will join Kade Twist and Roberto Bedoya in a conversation about place-keeping, belonging, and kinship as part of his exhibition.

A presentation from 2024–2025 Radcliffe fellow Daniel Immerwahr

A presentation from 2024–2025 Susan S. and Kenneth L. Wallach Professor Tracy K. Smith

Over an inspiring two days in Cambridge, we will celebrate Radcliffe’s distinctive legacy, remarkable impact, and exceptional promise. Join us on Thursday, September 26, for immersive experiences on campus and a keynote conversation featuring Radcliffe’s Nobel laureates in economics, moderated by Alan M. Garber, president of Harvard University.

Over an inspiring two days in Cambridge, we will celebrate Radcliffe’s distinctive legacy, remarkable impact, and exceptional promise. On Friday, September 27, the program continues with an interdisciplinary panel of writers moderated by Claire Messud, lightning talks on the pressing issues of the day, and a reception with our vibrant student community.

A presentation from 2024–2025 Evelyn Green Davis Fellow Daniel L. Chen

Join us for a curator-led tour with the librarian Mimosa Shah of the exhibition Rewrite, Organize, Remix: Visions of Feminist Organizing, on view in the Lia and William Poorvu Gallery at the Schlesinger Library.

Join us for a tour of The place where the creek goes underground with the artist Anthony Romero and curators Meg Rotzel and Caitlin Rubin where they will discuss each element of the exhibition and collaboration among Romero, the scholar Deanna Ledezma, and the artist Josh Rios.

A presentation from 2024–2025 Jeffrey S. and Margaret Mais Padnos Fellow Kelly Irwin

A presentation from 2024–2025 Frieda L. Miller Fellow Kerri K. Greenidge

This symposium will emphasize the goal of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development to promote “access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.” Sessions will focus on frontiers in science and technology, implementation and policy, and societal impacts to explore radical innovations in energy production and distribution, with an emphasis on the equitable division of benefits and burdens across global and local communities.

A presentation from 2024–2025 Catherine A. and Mary C. Gellert Fellow Avi Steinberg

A presentation from 2024–2025 Edward, Frances, and Shirley B. Daniels Fellow Tracy R. Slatyer

A presentation from 2024–2025 Radcliffe fellow Erin Treacy Solovey

A presentation from 2024–2025 Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation Fellow Aruni Kashyap

Join us to celebrate the launch of the publication accompanying the exhibition The place where the creek goes underground. The artist Anthony Romero and his collaborators, the scholar Deanna Ledezma and the artist Josh Rios, will discuss their collaboration.

A presentation from 2024–2025 William Bentinck-Smith Fellow Sabine R. Huebner

A presentation from 2024–2025 Radcliffe fellow Gabeba Baderoon

A presentation from 2024–2025 Hrdy Fellow Lixing Sun

A presentation from 2024–2025 Shutzer Fellow Nikolas Bowie and 2024–2025 Matina S. Horner Distinguished Visiting Professor Daphna Renan

A presentation from 2024–2025 Rieman and Baketel Fellow for Music Patricia Alessandrini

A presentation from 2024–2025 Radcliffe fellow Jennifer L. Derr

A presentation from 2024–2025 William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Fellow Jonathan Sterne

Gary Gerstle, the 2024–2025 Joy Foundation Fellow, will present this year's Julia S. Phelps Annual Lecture in the Arts and Humanities.

A presentation from 2024–2025 Radcliffe fellow David Alekhuogie