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FAQs for Reunion Weekend 2024

Reunion Weekend 2024 is scheduled to take place June 6–9, 2024. Information about the weekend will be posted on this website and shared with all alumni in class years ending in 4s and 9s.

Each year, all alumni are welcome to return to campus regardless of their class year. However, Reunion Weekend 2024 will feature special Reunion celebrations for class years ending in 4s and 9s. In addition, all young alumni (those who graduated in 2014 and later) are specially invited to attend Reunion 2024 to celebrate with the Class of 2019 or the Class of 2014.

Registration is now open!

We use an a la carte system for our registration process. When you register, you’ll be charged a nominal registration fee that will cover you and any guests joining you, then you will be charged only for the events and accommodations you select. You can begin planning now by reviewing the Reunion Weekend 2024 Pricing Guide.

 

All Reunion Weekend attendees have access to special discounted rates at hotels in the area for Thursday, June 6 through Sunday, June 9. Learn more about the hotel options available.

Alumni celebrating a Reunion and their guests will have the opportunity to reserve a room on campus for the weekend. Learn more about on-campus accommodations for Reunion attendees.

Yes! all on-campus, legal parking spaces are available to attendees throughout the weekend unless marked as reserved for handicapped parking or vendor parking. Learn more about parking and transportation for the weekend.

Children are welcome throughout the weekend! Learn more about Camp Bantam, our program for children age 3-16.

Yes, you may connect up to 10 devices to the TrinGuest network. Instructions for connecting to Wifi on campus are available on our Tech Support website.  

Please visit our Reunion Staff page to determine which staff member works with your Reunion year, or reach out to Michelle Deluse ’12, M’16 at [email protected] with general inquiries. 

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