Delphic Club, Social club in Harvard University
The Delphic Club is one of the eight male-only final clubs at Harvard University, known for its rich history and tradition.
Founded in 1846 as the Delta Phi fraternity, it became the Delphic Club in 1900.
The club has a strong influence on Harvard's social life, hosting numerous events throughout the year.
Membership is by invitation only and is considered a prestigious honor.
It is one of the few remaining all-male final clubs at Harvard.
Location: Cambridge
Inception: 1903
Address: 9 Linden Street
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