We’re thrilled to introduce a more robust and meaningful 25th reunion experience — designed to deepen your class’s impact on the College and elevate your reunion celebration. This enhanced milestone program brings together legacy, leadership and lasting memories through new initiatives that support current students, strengthen class connections and spotlight the enduring bond between you and this beloved spot on the Hill. From exclusive events to expanded giving opportunities and legacy-building moments, this is more than a reunion — it’s a powerful return to the place that helped shape who you are today.
Your reunion committee is already hard at work making plans to offer your class opportunities to reconnect ahead of Reunion Weekend, elevate your experience while you are here and establish a class legacy to ensure support for each student following in your footsteps along Middle Path.
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Reconnect
We’re elevating the 25th reunion with new programming that deepens your class’s impact and enhances your celebration. From meaningful giving opportunities to special events and legacy moments, this milestone year is your chance to reconnect, give back and make it unforgettable. Your committee is already hard at work making plans to reconnect. Watch for unique opportunities to gather with your classmates — both in person and virtually — ahead of Reunion Weekend.
Reunion Weekend
Join us on the Hill May 22-24 for a weekend of fun, nostalgia and celebration as we welcome you back for Reunion Weekend! Thoughtfully planned by your dedicated reunion committee, the weekend is packed with memorable moments — from the spirited Parade of Classes, Friday night class party, 25th class reception, All-Reunion Soiree, Sunday class brunch and more. It's the perfect time to reconnect, reminisce and make new memories. Save the date for this special May tradition — you won't want to miss it!
Get Involved
We’re elevating the 25th Reunion with new programming that deepens your class’s impact and enhances your celebration — and we want you to be a part of that. From meaningful giving opportunities to special events and legacy moments, this milestone year is your chance to recommit, reconnect, give back and make it unforgettable. You can join your reunion committee by contacting Chris Cook cook5@kenyon.edu by June 30.
Alumni volunteers play a vital role in keeping classmates connected to each other and to the College, fostering a strong sense of community that supports ongoing growth, engagement and success. Their efforts help sustain the lifelong bonds that define the Kenyon experience.
You can also reconnect by joining your committee for virtual and regional events in the coming months and planning to attend Reunion Weekend on the Hill, May 22-24, 2026.
Update your contact information by contacting Chris Cook at cook5@kenyon.edu to receive the latest news and invitations.
Recommit
Your 25th reunion is a perfect time to volunteer to help create a meaningful milestone celebration for your class. Whether you have lots of time to give or just a little, there are many ways to help shape this special time.
Whether you join the committee or not, you can take part in a long standing tradition of alumni making the College a philanthropic priority by contributing to your class gift to annual funds. With this milestone celebration your class is investing in the future of not just today's Kenyon student, but future Kenyon students as well — making a stretch reunion gift and multi-year pledge or setting up recurring gifts to provide consistent support.
Give Back
Your 25th Reunion is more than a celebration — it’s a powerful moment to honor the support you received as a student by paying it forward. This milestone is the perfect opportunity to recommit to the college, strengthen your class legacy and ensure today’s students benefit from the same opportunities that shaped your experience. By making a stretch reunion gift and multi-year pledge or setting up recurring gifts to provide consistent support, together, your class can make a lasting impact for generations to come.