A community that connects Argentine students at Harvard. We celebrate our culture, exchange ideas, and strengthen ties among Argentine undergraduate and graduate students.
About us
The Harvard Argentine Student Society (HASS) is a student organization that brings together Argentine students across schools at Harvard.
Through events and activities, we build spaces for discussion, create community and friendships. We organize talks, asados, academic gatherings, and patriotic celebrations that make us feel a little closer to home.
+12
Harvard schools represented
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Members
We'll announce our next events soon.
Subscribe to our newsletterFall Semester 2026
Sep 17 · 2026 · Barker Center
We shared a lunchtime conversation with Ricardo "Liniers" Siri, the acclaimed Argentine illustrator behind the comic strip "Macanudo", New Yorker cover artist, and author of more than 30 illustrated books. We talked about his career, illustration in translation, and comics.
Sep 10 · 2026 · Belfer Room, CGIS South
We had the pleasure of hosting Emilia Simison, PhD, Lecturer in Latin American Politics at Queen Mary University of London, for a Coffee & Conversation with Argentine students at Harvard. A conversation on Argentine historiography, public policy, and housing.
In collaboration with DRCLAS (David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies).
Sep 10 · 2026
We got together to share an asado during the first week of classes of the 2026-2027 academic year!
Contact
Would you like to connect with the HASS community, receive guidance resources for applying to Harvard, or take part in our events? Send us an email.
Contactohass@gmail.comFill out this form if you are an Argentine upcoming student. We'll be in touch shortly to add you to our group chats.
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