Welcome to the page for the Radcliffe Union of Students! We are a student group at Harvard University that strives to be a voice for female undergraduates and feminists of every gender. We are focused on women's issues on campus, and we seek to strengthen women's community and to improve women's experience.

Please be aware that we are in the middle of a major renovation of this web site, so many portions of it are incomplete. Keep checking back and hopefully it will be completely up and running soon.

Join our campaign for a Women's Center at Harvard! Our proposal is under consideration in 2004. View the proposal for the Harvard-Radcliffe Women's Center at Hilles Library (PDF)

RADCLIFFE UNION OF STUDENTS
For Feminism at Harvard
Please join us at any of our meetings; we welcome new members year round!

We have weekly meetings in the Adams House Small Dining Room on Tuesdays at 6PM. Please feel free to join us and offer any ideas you may have! (Don't worry - despite Adams' stronger interhouse restrictions you will be allowed to swipe in. Just tell the swiper that you are here for the RUS meeting and they should let you in.)

Directions: To get to the room, enter Adams Houce C Entry, on Plympton Street. Turn left, then turn right as soon as you can, so you will be facing the main dining hall entrance. There is an entrance to the small dining room to the left of the doorway into the main dining hall off of the entry hall, then there is another entrance to the left of the coat rack.

Looking for Take Back the Night information? Get it here. Past TBTN pages are here: 2001, 1999, and 1998.

Some of our past projects have included a summit about Women on Harvard's Campuses in the fall of 2000. This summit involved groups from many of Harvard's graduate schools, as well as the college. We are also involved in an ongoing campaign to establish a Women's Center at Harvard.