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The Men's Final Clubs at Harvard
By Bora Fezga and Sharon Kim
- The A.D. Club has occupied its current location since 1900. By Bora Fezga
- The Delphic was the brainchild of J.P. Morgan, Jr., a graduate of the class of 1889 who didn’t get into his club of choice. By Sharon Kim
- Fly alums include Franklin D. Roosevelt, Class of 1904; Deval L. Patrick '78, and William F. Weld '66. By Sharon Kim
- Before they were czars of Microsoft, both Steven A. Ballmer ’77 and Bill Gates, who dropped out in 1975, were members of the Fox. By Sharon Kim
- The Owl was originally named Alpha Epsilon. By Sharon Kim
- Aaron B. Sorkin visited the Phoenix S. K.’s clubhouse while writing “The Social Network.” By Sharon Kim
- During their time at the College, John F. Kennedy '40 and Robert F. Kennedy '48 were both members of the Spee. By Flyby Blog
- The Porcellian’s clubhouse is reportedly called the “Old Barn” by club members. By Flyby Blog
In light of the recent release of “The Social Network” and the fact that we’re now in the middle of second round punch events, Harvard’s final club scene is bound to be on the minds of many sophomores and juniors. The doors here are the doors of the men's final clubs that only a few are permitted to enter.
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