When you arrive in New Haven, check in at our class headquarters in Jonathan Edwards to receive reunion schedules, wristbands, name tags, campus access cards, and class souvenirs.

Come join your classmates for cocktails under the tent.

Enjoy dinner under the tent with the Good for you, good for the planet buffet selection.

Stay with us for a nightcap and conversation.

An assortment of baked goods, fresh fruit, farm fresh hard boiled eggs, cereals, oats, yogurt, fair trade coffee, teas, coffee and fruit juices. 

When you arrive in New Haven, check in at our class headquarters in Jonathan Edwards to receive reunion schedules, wristbands, name tags, campus access cards, and class souvenirs.

Lectures by distinguished Yale faculty members and tours of campus highlights and new facilities. Sessions will be offered at 9:30 am and 11 am.

See listings here.

Lectures by distinguished Yale faculty members and tours of campus highlights and new facilities. Sessions will be offered at 9:30 am and 11 am.

See listings here.

Enjoy delicious soups and salads in the JE courtyard. Don't forget to leave room for dessert with organic coffee and assorted teas.

The Class of 1958 will be having a speaker join this lunch.

The Office of LGBTQ Resources welcomes all alumni to join us at our open house reception. Meet the Director of LGBTQ Resources, tour our community center, and hear about programming and initiatives supporting the LGBTQ+ community at Yale.

Join us at the Asian American Cultural Center for a meet and greet reception. The AACC staff look forward to welcoming fellow alumni and friends to enjoy light refreshments, learn about updates made throughout the Center and ways to stay involved throughout the year. All are welcome.

Alumni and guests are invited to a reception at the La Casa Cultural to share their experiences, talk with current students, catch up with friends old and new, and meet the staff. We look forward to seeing you at reunions!

Timeica Bethel-Macaire, Assistant Dean of Yale College and Director of the Afro-American Cultural Center ("the House") invites ALL alumni and guests to our annual reception. Catch up with old friends, hear from current students and staff about their Yale experiences, and see what the House has been up to since your last visit. We look forward to welcoming you back to the House!

The Native American Cultural Center (NACC) invites all alumni to our reunion reception. Please come see the center, meet with our staff, and chat with other alumni! You will also have a chance to hear about our current programs and events. We look forward to welcoming you!

All alumni and guests are cordially invited to join us for this reception with complimentary refreshments hosted by the Yale Veterans Association and Yale ROTC. Hear about the latest activities and developments in the Yale veteran community and with the Naval ROTC and Air Force ROTC units. Learn more about the Yale Veterans Association, an alumni organization dedicated to supporting and uplifting the Yale veteran community, improving US civil-military relations, addressing salient issues facing veterans and the military, and reaffirming Yale's highest traditions of leadership and service to the nation.

Mingle with all reunion classes on multiple levels of the Schwarzman Center! Snacks and beverages will be offered on multiple levels from the Underground to the President’s Room.

Enjoy a meal at the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale in their newly renovated Kosher Kitchen. You may select this option instead of dinner with your class when registering, at no additional charge.

Start the day with Yale signature bagel breakfast featuring an assortment of "Bruegger's" bagels, fresh sliced tomato and cucumber, hummus, sliced fruit platter, overnight oats, fair trade coffee, an assortment of teas, and fruit juices.

Start your Saturday morning (weather permitting) with a mixed-level class for all ability levels.No experience necessary; all ages welcome. See Also on Campus section for details.

When you arrive in New Haven, check in at our class headquarters in Jonathan Edwards to receive reunion schedules, wristbands, name tags, campus access cards, and class souvenirs.

Choose among faculty lectures, tours of campus highlights such as Newberry Organ and new facilities, and family-friendly activities. Sessions will be offered at 9:30 am and 11 am.

See listings here.

Choose among faculty lectures, tours of campus highlights such as Newberry Organ and new facilities, and family-friendly activities. Sessions will be offered at 9:30 am and 11 am. 

See listings here.

North Carolina pulled pork, Mexican street-style corn salad, grass-fed burgers, roasted eggplant steak, an assortment of savory sides, salads and cookies.

Join the YAA’s Shared Interest Groups staff and SIG alumni leaders from reunion classes to celebrate all of our participating SIGs.

A Time of Generational Change and World Uncertainty

Remarks by classmate Don Collins

The Biggest Problem in Constitutional Law Today and What to do about it

Remarks by classmate the Hon. Guido Calabresi

Peter Salovey ’86 PhD offers his review and outlook for Yale.

After a three-year hiatus, the Celebration is back! Singers from all classes will present a jamboree celebrating Yale’s incredible music tradition. Whiffenpoof and Whim ’n Rhythm alumni groups will lead off the program, followed by Glee Club alumni performing Yale songs and a rousing rendition of “Bright College Years.” Glee Club Director Jeffrey Douma will conduct. Handkerchiefs will be provided!

An assortment of baked goods, fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, breakfast polenta, French toast casserole, chicken sausage, fair trade coffee, an assortment of teas, and fruit juices served in the Dining Hall.

Class headquarters will be open to assist with departures and to answer questions.

Join Yale's ecumenical Christian community for Sunday worship, which will include prayers for alumni who have died, and wonderful music and liturgy. Rev. Adam Eckhart '98 will be preaching.