An bagel breakfast featuring an assortment of Bruegger's bagels, lox, fresh sliced tomato and cucumber, hummus, fresh fruit, build-your-own yogurt parfait, gourmet 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.

Check back for a list of offerings. 

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.

Check back for a list of offerings. 

Enjoy delicious soups, salads, and sandwiches and the happy harmony of the Enhanced ’54 Whiffenpoofs. Don't forget to leave room for dessert.

Join classmates for a conversation about Yale College Community Care (YC3) , a new mental health initiative. YC3 is a collaboration between Yale College and Yale Mental Health and Counseling and they will discuss the unique challenges they have been addressing during and after the pandemic.

Anne Applebaum ’86 is a columnist for The Atlantic, Pulitzer-prize winning historian (2004), author Twilight of Democracy (2020), daughter of Harvey Applebaum, ’59.

Moderator: Robert Semple ’59

Connect with alumni from multiple reunion classes while exploring spaces old and new throughout the Schwarzman Center!

Director Stephanie Weitz will welcome us to the YUAG. She will update us on current projects and Gallery highlights and will treat us to a private tour. A reception with an open bar and light appetizers will follow.

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.

Enjoy farm-fresh coastal cuisine as we swap stories and share memories, some of which may have a foundation in fact. The Study is a short walk from the Yale Art Gallery and transportation will be available for those who prefer it.

Start the day with a seasonal melon salad, steel-cut oats, farm fresh hard-boiled eggs, tea cakes, croissants, bakery breads with fresh fruit spreads, fair trade coffee, an assortment of teas, 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.

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.

Check back for a list of offerings. 

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.

Check back for a list of offerings. 

North Carolina pulled pork, Mexican street-style corn salad, grass-fed burgers, red lentil cakes, pulled pork, an assortment of savory sides, salads, apple pie and cookies. 

Join us for an insightful talk by Indy Burke, the Carl W. Knobloch, Jr. Dean of the Yale School of the Environment, as she navigates through important developments shaping the environmental landscape. From cutting-edge research to impactful policy initiatives, Dean Burke will provide an overview of the dynamic work being done at the Yale School of the Environment. Discover how the school's interdisciplinary approach fosters innovation and collaboration to address the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.

Immediately following Dean Burke's presentation we will hear an update from our class leadership.

Yale's President offers their review and outlook for Yale.

Singers from all classes will perform selections celebrating Yale’s incredible musical 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.” 

Come experience the totally renovated Museum of Natural History made possible by gifts from Yale graduates. Dine among dinosaur bones and explore anthropological artifacts from around the world. There will be small group tours, presentations, and special guests. A special evening to close our reunion weekend. Transportation will be provided from the area Hotels & Woolsey Hall to the Peabody and then to the hotels at the end of the evening. 
 

Seated dinner begins at 7:30pm

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

A farewell breakfast buffet that includes fruit, stone-ground grits, scrambled eggs, chicken sausage, French toast casserole, smashed & herbed potatoes, baked goods, coffee, an assortment of teas and fruit juices. 

Join Yale's ecumenical Christian community for Sunday worship, which will include prayers for alumni who have passed, wonderful music, and liturgy.