Schedule of Events

There is a separate registration for the golf tournament. You may register with teammates, or register to be placed on a team. Lunch at the golf course, drink tickets, and a post-event happy hour are included with this event. Deadline to register is June 6.

This shuttle will depart Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport on THURSDAY, JUNE 13 at 2:00 p.m. and arrive on campus at approximately 3:00 p.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

Visit the library and check out archives, exhibits, books, coloring sheets, games, and puzzles for kids.

Update your Rotblatt and spring concert t-shirt collections with the latest contemporary styles! Shop the Lighten Up "pop up" sale which includes only: fans, Carleton gear, and other memorabilia.

The Recreation Center is open for open workouts in the gym and fitness equipment.

Campus housing for the following reunion classes will be ready starting at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday evening:

• 25th Reunion - 1999
• 55th Reunion - 1969
• 60th Reunion - 1964
• 65th Reunion - 1959
• 70th Reunion - 1954
• 75th Reunion - 1949

Pick up your nametag, room key if staying on campus, and a full schedule of Reunion events at Check-In. On-site registration for Reunion available if you didn't pre-register, but campus housing is not available with on-site registration.

Pick up your nametag, room key (if staying on campus), and a full schedule of Reunion events. The class lounge, on the first floor of Watson and in the tent behind, will be open for informal gatherings. Refreshments will be available all weekend.

Residence halls for the 25th, 50th, and Post 50th Reunion classes open at 3 pm. All other classes are welcome to spend time in Severance Great Hall with some light snacks and time to reconnect with classmates and fellow alumni.

Reunion can be a lot to take in! The meeting room in Chapel Lounge is open and air conditioned to provide a quiet and comfortable place for reading or reflection.

Reunion can be a lot to take in! Weitz 131 will be open, air-conditioned, and equipped with sensory-seeking stimuli such as fidget spinners, coloring books, balls, and more!

Campus-wide scavenger hunt to take place over multiple days (begins at registration and ends Sunday at 10 a.m.). Open to all ages. Pick up your passport in Burton Main Lounge and work on it through the weekend, earning prizes for completion. Revisit old Carleton haunts, get to know new spaces, and meet fellow alums!

Make History at Carleton! The Carleton Oral History Program is adding a robust layer of history to the College Archives by interviewing faculty, staff, alumni, and retirees. Members of the 50th may only register for one of the two sessions offered.

This shuttle will depart Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport at 4:00 p.m. and arrive on campus at approximately 5:00 p.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

Kick off our 25th Reunion with a welcome reception.

Kick off our 50th Reunion with a welcome reception at the President's house.

Thursday Night Big Book Northfield meeting. Approximately a 20 minute walk from campus. Please contact the shuttle desk, 507-649-4170, if you would like a ride to the meeting.

This is a closed meeting. Only AA members and prospective AA members may attend.

This shuttle will depart Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport at 6:00 p.m. and arrive on campus at approximately 7:00 p.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

Join your classmates for a special welcome dinner and reconnect with good friends.

Campus housing for the following reunion classes will be ready starting at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday evening:

• 5th Reunion - 2019
• 10th Reunion - 2014
• 15th Reunion - 2009
• 20th Reunion - 2004
• 30th Reunion - 1994
• 35th Reunion - 1989
• 40th Reunion - 1984
• 45th Reunion - 1979

Pick up your nametag, room key if staying on campus, and a full schedule of Reunion events at Check-In. On-site registration for Reunion available if you didn't pre-register, but campus housing is not available with on-site registration.

Join your classmates for a special dinner with President Byerly and reconnect with good friends.

Join us as we revisit two of our favorite Carleton memories— bonfires and late-night Basil’s pizza! Come spend some time together: reminiscing with s’mores and eating pizza that’s so hot that it burns your mouth as you eat it! Drinks, lawn games (for kiddos AND adults), and most importantly, friends old and new. We look forward to reconnecting—with YOU—around a crackling fire! All ages are welcome—bring the family!

This shuttle will depart Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport  at 8:00 p.m. and arrive on campus at approximately 9:00 p.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for 6-17 years old, and free for 0-5 years old.

The Recreation Center is open for open workouts in the gym and fitness equipment.

The Language and Dining Center and the Severance Tea Room will both be open for breakfast. Coffee will be available in Sayles-Hill Great Space starting at 6:30 a.m.

Pick up your nametag, room key (if staying on campus), and a full schedule of Reunion events. The class lounge, on the first floor of Watson and in the tent behind, will be open for informal gatherings. Refreshments will be available all weekend.

Camp Carleton is for children ages 6-11. On-campus activities will happen during the Friday morning session. Plan for children to have breakfast before arriving. Children will have lunch as a group. Check-in at 8am and 10:30am. Deadline to register for Camp Carleton is Wednesday, June 5.

Visit the library and check out archives, exhibits, books, coloring sheets, games, and puzzles for kids.

Pick up your nametag, room key if staying on campus, and a full schedule of Reunion events at Check-In. Coffee (including decaf) and snacks available. On-site registration for Reunion available if you didn't pre-register, but campus housing is not available with on-site registration.

Meet inside the Libe at the main entrance and join Librarian Brad Schaffner for a tour.

This shuttle will depart Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport on FRIDAY, JUNE 14 at 9:00 a.m. and arrive on campus at approximately 10:00 a.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

Visit the College Archives with questions about College history, to donate your Carleton memorabilia, or to see what we hold from your time on campus.

Update your Rotblatt and spring concert t-shirt collections with the latest contemporary styles! Shop the Lighten Up "pop up" sale which includes only: fans, Carleton gear, and other memorabilia.

Speakers will include Head Football Coach Tom Journell, Head Women's Cross Country, Track & Field Coach Donna Ricks, Head Women's Soccer Coach Jessica Mueller, Head Men's and Women's Golf Coach Sloan Wallgern, and Athletic Director & Title IX Deputy for Athletics Gerald Young.

Mark Applebaum, Carleton ’89, member of the Board of Trustees, and Stanford University Professor of Music, presents an hourlong lecture-recital in which he performs jazz tunes on the piano and explains—demystifies—what it is that jazz musicians are thinking when they improvise. And to elucidate collective ensemble improvisation he will be joined by contrabassist Joe Weismann ’90 and violinist Marc Walwyn ’89.

Since its establishment in 1866, Carleton has evolved from 20 acres without any college buildings to today’s substantial campus and facilities. This talk, led by Baird Jarman, Professor of Art History & Director of the Humanities Center, will describe multiple phases of the campus history, looking at buildings—how they were designed, built, altered, expanded, and occasionally removed—and other campus planning documents. The talk will feature many images from the college archives. Speaker Baird Jarman, Professor of Art History & Director of the Humanities Center

The Admissions Office is excited to welcome you back to campus. There will be places to sit and to refill your water bottle on the tour but it will be quite a bit of walking. Assistive hearing devices, as well as a stair-free tour route, are available!

Join Arboretum staff to plant native understory trees and shrubs as part of our ongoing efforts to restore the forests of the Arboretum. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants that can get dirty, and pack your own work gloves if you prefer. Follow signs from Sayles to the Lower Arb parking lot. Please remember to use the lighted crosswalk near the West Gym to cross Highway 19.

Join Arboretum staff to plant native understory trees and shrubs as part of our ongoing efforts to restore the forests of the Arboretum. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants that can get dirty, and pack your own work gloves if you prefer. Follow signs from Sayles to the Lower Arb parking lot. Please remember to use the lighted crosswalk near the West Gym to cross Highway 19.

Reunion can be a lot to take in! The meeting room in Chapel Lounge is open and air-conditioned to provide a quiet and comfortable place for reading or reflection.

Reunion can be a lot to take in! Weitz 131 will be open, air-conditioned, and equipped with sensory-seeking stimuli such as fidget spinners, coloring books, balls, and more!

Come enjoy library staff reading from favorite children's books.

Join Rob Hanson, Manager of Campus Energy, for an informational talk and tour of Carleton's geothermal network housed underneath Anderson Hall. Learn more about energy use on campus, sustainability, and the leaps Carleton has made to pursue carbon neutrality by 2025.

The Heywood Society Luncheon is a special event for members of the Joseph Lee Heywood Society. Through their gifts of future support, Heywood Society members pledge to safeguard Carleton's excellence in liberal arts education for centuries to come.

This shuttle will depart Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport on FRIDAY, JUNE 14 at noon and arrive on campus at approximately 1:00 p.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

To Have and to Hold is a display of recent acquisitions to the Carleton Art Collection alongside collection highlights selected by the museum's current curatorial student workers Brett Olson '24 and Alex Tananbaum '25.

Camp Carleton is for children ages 6-11. Children will be bused to Windy Willow Farm for afternoon activities on Friday, then dinner and a movie on campus as a group. If the child is not joining the Friday morning session of Camp Carleton, they should eat lunch before arriving for the afternoon session. Deadline to register for Camp Carleton is Wednesday, June 5.

Teen Camp is for ages 12-17. Teens should eat lunch before arriving for this session. Teens will have afternoon activities, dinner as a group, then evening activities. Deadline to register for Teen Camp is Wednesday, June 5.

Walk with Matthew Elbert, Manager of Cowling Arboretum, and Mark McKone, Arboretum Research Supervisor and Professor of Biology.

Carleton recently changed its carbon neutrality goal to 2025. During this presentation, Sarah Fortner, Directer of Sustainabilty and Rob Hanson, Manager of Campus Energy, will discuss the college's plan to get to carbon neutrality and beyond. Topics covered will include student sustainability projects, incorporating sustainability into the curriculum, updates on the geothermal system, and plans for future wind turbine and solar projects.

Paul Wellstone became a nationally renowned progressive teacher, organizer and senator through his work as a political science professor at Carleton, a community organizer throughout Minnesota and as an effective legislator and leader in the US Senate. This panel will reflect on Paul’s legacy in these roles through a discussion with Carleton alums who knew and worked with Senator Wellstone. The discussion will also address how Paul’s legacy continues in Minnesota and national progressive movements. Speakers will include Pam Costain ’72, Kari Moe ’74, Raul Raymundo ’87, Dan Cramer ’89, and moderator Associate Professor of Political Science, Christina Farhart

Come enjoy library staff reading from favorite children's books.

Kick off reunion weekend reconnecting with the class of 1994 with refreshments and games in James lounge and on the Mini Bald Spot (Nourse Lawn)!

Locations and departments participating are to be determined...

Join classmates for a chance to talk about how writing can be a way to reflect on your life and what is important to you, or to advance your ideas by conveying them to others, or to explore in greater depth topics that intrigue you.

Hear from our class's Alumni Association Award recipients, Chip Lyons and Joy Crisp.

Externships have become one of the most powerful career experiences students can have and the demand grows every year. Join us for a conversation with past externship hosts and students about how you can contribute to this signature program.

Come chat with Carleton professors about life on campus in 2024!

Join your fellow classmates for 90 minutes of reflection, conversation, and connection around topics that matter and matter to you. Try it, you’ll like it!

A story slam, a celebration of creativity, a chance to laugh and learn. Join classmates who will share their perspectives and experiences or who have used their talents to produce works of art, all to reflect on the passage of time and what it means to be together after 25 years.

Free expression in the academy cultivates curiosity and testing of ideas; civil discussion is critical everywhere to permit an exchange of ideas without degenerating into rancor. This program, featuring professors Amna Khalid (Carleton) and Mark Berkson (Hamline), explores the subject of academic freedom while modeling how to conduct a civil discussion on the subject.

This tour will explore the older buildings on our campus.

The Admissions Office is excited to welcome you back to campus. There will be places to sit and to refill your water bottle on the tour but it will be quite a bit of walking. Assistive hearing devices, as well as a stair-free tour route, are available!

Join us for a reception to connect and socialize. You'll also hear updates from a member of the Multicultural Alumni Network Board on recent and upcoming events and projects. This will include informational posters on what the College is doing in regards to inclusion, diversity, and equity as well as a chance to meet and talk with our Vice President for Inclusion, Equity, and Community, Dina Zavala.

Join us for a reception to connect and socialize. You'll also hear updates from a member of the Out After Carleton Board on recent and upcoming events and projects. This will include informational posters on what the College is doing in regards to inclusion, diversity, and equity as well as a chance to meet and talk with our Vice President for Inclusion, Equity, and Community, Dina Zavala.

These group interviews are an opportunity for classmates to share their impressions of their time as students at Carleton: classes, classmates, campus life, and the climate of the times. These hour-long conversations are moderated by Carleton Archives staff members, and the recorded conversations remain in the Archives. Each of the two conversations is limited to 16 participants. You are only able to sign up for one session.

Surprise! We've made it to our 80s! Come share your reflections and learn how classmates are navigating this new decade.

This reception including yard games, face painting, entertainment, frozen treat truck, and mini golf.

Join Rob Hanson, Manager of Campus Energy, for an informational talk and tour of Carleton's geothermal network housed underneath Anderson Hall. Learn more about energy use on campus, sustainability, and the leaps Carleton has made to pursue carbon neutrality by 2025.

The Class of 1954 will join you for dinner in the Alumni Guest House meeting room. The Class photo will be taken at approximately 5:15 p.m.

The Class of 1949 will join you for dinner in the Alumni Guest House meeting room. The Class photo will be take at approximately 5:15 p.m.

Enjoy conversation at a reception with Carleton's 12th President, Alison Byerly at the Nutting House lawn.

Reunion restaurant, located at 501 Division St S.

Reunion restaurant located at 501 Division St. S.

We'll complete our evening meal with a short reading of poems by George Clabon '74.

Donna Dennis and John Hanson will contrast and compare the paths they have taken and bring us up to the present.  They are both still working.

Join Mark and fellow Carls and sing along!

Rock, party, ... and maybe even win some prizes with ’80s-themed Music Bingo.

Join us as we revisit two of our favorite Carleton memories – bonfires and free pizza! Come spend some time reminiscing with s’mores, snacks, pizza, drinks, and most importantly, your old and new friends. We look forward to reconnecting around the cozy and warm fire with all of you!

Join your classmates for a chance to sing (and/or move your body) to the music that defined our era: The Boxer, Give Peace a Chance, Woodstock, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Everday People...and many more.

Join Rabbi Shosh Dworsky and fellow community members to welcome Shabbat! We'll light candles, enjoy wine, challah, and sweets, share memories, and (re)connect! Page East is the location - our current Jewish student house.

Prepare to shake thy groove thang. Terry and the Thunderbirds, featuring Rich Fiore '73, Brian Olshansky '74, and Jeff Slocum '74, bring their rock ‘n’ roll chops to the one and only North American stop on their 2024 Show Up And Throw Up World Tour. Assaulting your sensibilities with mostly faithless renditions of all your favorite tunes from your callow youth, the T-Birds are guaranteed to induce you to abandon decorum and dance your ass off.

AA open meeting: anyone can attend. Discussion Format.

Join us as ‘99 and ‘94 face-off for Late Night Trivia! Our event host will be Noah Tarnow ’97. In addition to being a past Jeopardy! contestant and a karaoke superstar, Noah is the creator, writer, and senior quizmaster of The Big Quiz Thing.

The Recreation Center is open for open workouts in the gym and fitness equipment.

Join us for the annual Bill Huyck '53 Reunion 5k Arb Run/Walk. Open to all ages. Check-in is at 7:30 a.m. and the run/walk starts at 8 a.m. behind Recreation Center.

The Language and Dining Center and the Severance Tea Room will both be open for breakfast. Coffee will be available in Sayles-Hill Great Space starting at 6:30 a.m.

Camp Carleton is for children ages 6-11. On-campus activities will happen during the Saturday morning session. Plan for children to have breakfast before arriving. Children will have lunch as a group. Deadline to register for Camp Carleton is Wednesday, June 5.

Visit the library and check out archives, exhibits, books, coloring sheets, games, and puzzles for kids.

Pick up your nametag, room key if staying on campus, and a full schedule of Reunion events. On-site registration available if you didn't pre-register. Both Check-in and same day registration will be located in the Sayles-Hill Great Space until noon, then in the campus student mail box area from noon until 6:00 p.m.

Reunion can be a lot to take in! The meeting room in Chapel Lounge is open and air conditioned to provide a quiet and comfortable place for reading or reflection.

Reunion can be a lot to take in! Weitz 131 will be open, air-conditioned, and equipped with sensory-seeking stimuli such as fidget spinners, coloring books, balls, and more!

A memorial program to celebrate the classmates we've lost in the last five years.

We invite our 2024 Alumni Association Award recipients, their families, nominators, and previous award recipients to a celebration and breakfast with President Alison Byerly and Alumni Council President Micah Evans '02.

Carleton's newest buildings are standing showcases of our community's commitment to sustainability. Learn more about campus sustainability in general as well as the building practices, plans, and commitment to carbon neutrality.

Visit the College Archives with questions about College history, to donate your Carleton memorabilia, or to see what we hold from your time on campus.

Teen Camp is for ages 12-17. Teens should eat breakfast before arriving for this session. After the Parade of Classes, teens will be bused to Riverbend Nature Center for some activities and lunch as a group before returning to campus. Deadline to register for Teen Camp is Wednesday, June 5.

Activities for teens at Riverbend will include:

Fire Making and Shelter Building: Ever wondered what it would be like if you had to survive in the wilderness? Learn the "rule of 3's" and practice the art of fire making and shelter building to help you feel confident the next time you are outside exploring.

Begin lining up at 9:45 a.m. on the grass near your class sign on the north/northeast side of the Bald Spot. Family and friends encouraged to participate! Cheer on nine decades of Carleton alumni. Music by Lynn Deichert.

Gather together for a celebration of our Alumni Association Award recipients, our ‘C’ Club Hall of Fame inductees, the presentation of the 25th and 50th reunion class gifts, updates from alumni leaders, and remarks by President Byerly.

Including optional conversations on the books “The Sentence” by Louise Erdrich, “Lessons in Chemistry” by Bonnie Garmus, “The Story of More: How We Got to Climate Change and Where to Go From Here” by Hope Jahren, and “Caste: The Origins of Our Discontent” by Isabel Wilkerson.

Celebrate the induction of this year's Hall of Fame inductees. Registration for the luncheon is required.

To Have and to Hold is a display of recent acquisitions to the Carleton Art Collection alongside collection highlights selected by the museum's current curatorial student workers Brett Olson '24 and Alex Tananbaum '25.

Camp Carleton is for children ages 6-11. Children will be bused to Riverbend Nature Center for afternoon activities on Saturday, then dinner and a movie on campus as a group. If the child is not joining the Saturday morning session of Camp Carleton, they should eat lunch before arriving for the afternoon session. Deadline to register for Camp Carleton is Wednesday, June 5.

Saturday afternoon activities at Riverbend will include:
Compass Course: You'll be taught how to use a compass and then practice on River Bend Nature Center's compass courses that wind through our Maple-Basswood Forest.
Pond Dipping: Discover the wild world of pond life! We'll be using nets, buckets and a dichotomous key to identify macroinvertebrates that dwell below the surface of water.

The 65th, 70th, and 75th Reunion classes are treated to golf cart tours of campus led by students and staff.

Although Jay Gatsby went to St. Olaf (for two weeks), Carleton had far more to do with his creator’s life and reputation. Come hear about some fascinating, little-known links between Carleton and F. Scott Fitzgerald (and Ernest Hemingway) from Lloyd McBride Professor of English Michael Kowalewski, and peruse the extensive collection of first editions by both authors in the Gould Library Special Collections.

Walk with Arboretum staff to rediscover a favorite place on the Carleton campus.

Alumni authors will be signing and selling their books.

Join us as we reflect and remember our departed classmates.

Teen Camp is for ages 12-17. Deadline to register for Teen Camp is Wednesday, June 5.

If the teen is not joining the Saturday morning Teen Camp session, they should eat lunch before arriving for the afternoon session. Teens will have afternoon activities, dinner as a group, then evening activities.

This tour will explore the newer buildings on campus.

From outdoor yoga, forest bathing to rediscovering Northfield, pickleball, and more, join with classmates in a selection of fun and energizing activities. Meet in front of Wade House ('89 class lounge) for details on specific locations for each event. 

To Have and to Hold is a display of recent acquisitions to the Carleton Art Collection alongside collection highlights selected by the museum's current curatorial student workers Brett Olson '24 and Alex Tananbaum '25. This will be a 30 minute guided tour.

To Have and to Hold is a display of recent acquisitions to the Carleton Art Collection alongside collection highlights selected by the museum's current curatorial student workers Brett Olson '24 and Alex Tananbaum '25.

Back by popular demand, the Class of ’84 will be hosting short TED-ish talks by 4 fabulous ’84 alums. The official lineup will be posted soon but for now here’s a tease: one of our speakers will be talking about working in the cannabis industry (oh, and sorry - no free sampling is being planned).

Do your kids wonder out loud, “Why do I know this song?” when Butterfly or Hospitals and Jails comes on? Does a big smile cross your face when you hear Darkness between the Fireflies? For many of us, Mason was part of the soundtrack that defined our years at Carleton, a familiar face who brings back fond memories of our years together. Whether you watched Mason play the Cave with Rob Skoro and Chris Stock, or caravanned to the 400 Bar on Thursday nights, or listened to bootlegged Mason recordings in your dorm room…over, and over, and over…We’re so excited that Mason has agreed to put on an afternoon concert for us! This promises to be a special event. Come spend time with a Minnesota legend as he plays…just for you. 

Make History at Carleton! The Carleton Oral History Program is adding a robust layer of history to the College Archives by interviewing faculty, staff, alumni, and retirees. Members of the 50th may only register for one of the two sessions offered.

A memorial program for the 55th Reunion to remember the classmates lost in the last five years.

Come chat with Carleton students about life on campus in 2024

How are you finding purpose and meaning in retirement?  Share your experiences with your classmates during your choice of the following discussions (pick two): Volunteering; Building community in retirement; Travel and adventure; Relocating.

A memorial program to celebrate the classmates we've lost in the last five years.

Carleton's newest buildings are standing showcases of our community's commitment to sustainability. Learn more about campus sustainability in general as well as the building practices, plans, and commitment to carbon neutrality.

Small-group guided conversations on the issues facing us in our seventies and beyond. We will use a World Café format to share ideas about what we can contribute at this stage of our lives. We will pose a few discussion questions and welcome others that will span issues such as political activism, preserving our history for the next generation, and nurturing our bodies and spirit.

The 5th through 20th classes are excited to welcome you and your family to an afternoon of outdoor activities. Grab a snack from a food truck, grab a drink from the Cave, or go jump in one of the inflatables - likely not in that order! There will be plenty of activities for kids of all ages (and adults!) to enjoy.

These group interviews are an opportunity for classmates to share their impressions of their time as students at Carleton: classes, classmates, campus life, and the climate of the times. These hour-long conversations are moderated by Carleton Archives staff members, and the recorded conversations remain in the Archives. Each of the two conversations is limited to 16 participants. You are only able to sign up for one session.

Join your classmates as we remember those who are no longer with us.

The Alumni Choir will rehearse twice prior to performing during the Sunday Alumni Multifaith Service of Remembrance and Celebration. The other rehearsal time is Sunday 8:30-9:15 a.m., just prior to the service.

What physical activity lets us pretend we’re still young, gets many people engaged at the same time, and doesn’t involve the risk of serious injury? We quickly ruled out Rotblatt, Ultimate, and pickleball, and so we were left with...kickball! Come join us near the Hill of Three Oaks, and bring loose clothes, athletic tape, and crutches.

Many of us have had notable twists in our journeys from 1974 to 2024. Come listen to a set of short talks that may spark connections and conversations at Reunion and in the years to come.

The Class of 1954 will join you for dinner in the Scoville Hall Reading Room.

The Class of 1949 will join you for dinner in the Scoville Hall Reading Room.

The Class photo will be taken at approximately 5:15 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.

Kick back and reconnect with classmates al fresco with music.

Back by popular demand, we’ll follow up our class dinner at The Grand with a light-hearted, eclectic cabaret of stories, talents, and performances from our classmates, including sneak peek of a new musical in the works!

Speaking in Tongues will include four astonishing musicians from four different cultures with four native tongues – master drummer, multi-instrumentalist and composer Sowah Mensah from Ghana; Enrique Toussaint, the virtuoso bassist from Mexico City; Twin Cities master percussionist Marc Anderson; and Gao Hong, one of the world’s foremost performers on the Chinese four-stringed lute, the pipa. Hear captivating music played on a stage full of instruments from all over the world.

Eric Guttag ’74 will provide a wide variety of games that are easy to learn, generally playable in 20-60 minutes, and fun. If you would like to play a game but can’t fit it in your suitcase, tell Eric and he’ll bring it if he’s got it!

We’ll dance the night away to tunes that will take you right back to sophomore year.

Party at the Cave SAME AS IT EVER WAS! to live music from the forever popular “The Band” featuring our own ’84 classmates!

AA open meeting: anyone can attend. Discussion format.

Join Carleton Young Alumni (C'YA) for a night of friends, games, and dancing on our final night of Reunion 2024! We'll be living it up and are excited to welcome the Classes of 2014 and 2019 to join the fun. C'YA there!

This shuttle will depart in front of Willis Hall on SUNDAY, JUNE 16 at 6:30 a.m. and arrive at Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport at approximately 7:30 am. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

The Language and Dining Center and the Severance Tea Room will both be open for breakfast. Coffee will be available in Sayles-Hill Great Space starting at 6:00 a.m.

Join your classmates in the Japanese Garden as we remember those who are no longer with us.

This shuttle will depart in front of Willis Hall on SUNDAY, JUNE 16 at 8:00 a.m. and arrive at Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport at approximately 9:00 a.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

The Alumni Choir will rehearse twice prior to performing during the Alumni Multifaith Service of Remembrance and Celebration. The other rehearsal time is Saturday 4-5 p.m. Friends and family ages 16+ are welcome.

Take a look at the redesigned bookstore and pick up your Carleton gear!

Join classmates and friends to celebrate and remember departed classmates in a multifaith service featuring alumni speakers and the alumni choir, with Harrison Randolph West '74, Anne E. Kitch '84, Sarah Dickinson '89, Lawrence Henry '76, Carleton Chaplain Schuyler Vogel '07, and Associate Chaplains Shosh Dworsky and Mary Perez.

This shuttle will depart in front of Willis Hall on SUNDAY, JUNE 16 at 10:00 a.m. and arrive at Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport at approximately 11:00 a.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.

Say goodbye to classmates and enjoy a final treat before you leave campus.

This shuttle will depart in front of Willis Hall on SUNDAY, JUNE 16 at noon and arrive at Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) airport at approximately 1:00 p.m. The price is $35 for adults, $17 for ages 6-17, and free for ages 0-5.