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Alumni Weekend: You’re Invited!

Mark your calendar now for Alumni Weekend, which is slated for September 30 through October 3. 

Mark your calendar now for Alumni Weekend, which is slated for September 30 through October 3. All alumni are invited, with a special focus on the reunion class years ending in four or nine. We’re planning a variety of programs for you to reconnect with the College, reminisce with classmates, and make new friends.

  • Hear music from The Swords Project, with Liza Rietz ’00.
  • Participate in classes with current students.
  • Hear from students who have studied abroad at the Overseas Trip Breakfast.
  • Attend faculty lectures designed for alumni.
  • Tour Howard Hall, the campus’ newest and “greenest” building.
  • Cheer on the Pioneers at Homecoming after a pregame tailgater.
  • Attend the College’s Symposium commemorating the Lewis and Clark Expedition Bicentennial as a supplement to your Alumni Weekend experience. (Register for this conference separately; see page 33 for more information.)

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