
We are days away, so register for Reunions now and start planning! From reuniting with friends and classmates to the compelling Alumni-Faculty Forums, stunning performances of the arts, informative tours, heart-pounding athletics and noteworthy awards, Reunions 2026 promises to be one for the record books as we celebrate the major reunion classes ending with 1 and 6. Registration is open for all, and pre-registration is required. And as always, everyone is invited to come back! There is never an off-year. See you soon!


Reunions are always special, and this year they’re even more meaningful as we mark the Alumni Association’s 200th anniversary. There are so many ways to celebrate! Join us for special “200” group photo Friday at noon on Cannon Green, wear cool 200th sunglasses during the P-rade available across campus for all marchers, participate in the Scavenger Hunt, sample special treats at vendors in town, and more! Discover what’s ahead in the 200‑day‑plus celebration.
For alumni hoping to find a home for Princeton memorabilia and apparel that could be treasured by other alumni and guests, bring your items (only as big as you can carry) to Reunions and drop them off at the “Take It or Leave It” tent on the East Pyne South Lawn anytime after 9 a.m. Thursday, May 21. And then go on your own search for more great finds! Items not claimed by a new owner by 9 p.m. Saturday, May 23, will disappear!


Princeton has partnered with the YWCA Princeton to offer childcare during Reunions beginning on Friday, May 22 to Saturday, May 23.
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Now an artist based in Minneapolis, Katherine Boyce ’11 was invited to create a painting for the cover of the events program for Reunions 2026. Boyce’s work captures both permanence and change — from a peek at the new Princeton University Art Museum on the right, through the space between Whig and Clio Halls and onward to Nassau Hall. The work, created in oils, also includes banners celebrating the Alumni Association’s 200th anniversary and tells the story of a University rooted in history yet continually evolving.
For alumni hoping to find a home for Princeton memorabilia and apparel that could be treasured by other alumni and guests, bring your items (only as big as you can carry) to Reunions and drop them off at the “Take It or Leave It” tent on the East Pyne South Lawn anytime after 9 a.m. Thursday, May 23. And then go on your own search for more great finds! Items not claimed by a new owner by 9 p.m. Saturday, May 25, will disappear!


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