Yale College Class Reunions for 2020 canceled
2020 Yale College Reunions Canceled
It is with a heavy heart that we let you know that reunions as planned have been canceled for this May due to continuing concerns surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). In all decisions being made at this time, the safety and welfare of our alumni and guests are of our utmost concern.
We know this news will bring disappointment to many of you, as it does to us, but we hope it also provides a level of certainty in these otherwise uncertain times. We are actively seeking alternatives so that you – the classes ending in 0 and 5 and the senior reunion – will have an opportunity to celebrate.
For more information, please visit our Yale College Reunions COVID-19 FAQ page. And if you have additional questions not covered here, please email us at reunions@yale.edu.”
The time has come to let us know you're coming to our 15th Reunion in beautiful Branford College!
We invite you to return and reconnect with the same open-minded potential of our very first days at Yale. We're setting an intention to be ourselves, as we are, rather than our professional titles or tax bracket, successes or failures.
Mark your calendar!
Book your flight!
Let us know if you plan to attend!
We look forward to seeing you this Spring!
Reunion Co-Chairs
Who's Coming?
Click here to see who says "Yes" or "Maybe"
What you need to know about staying on campus
Yale College reunion hotel blocks and other area hotels
A day-to-day glimpse of programs for all alumni, and information about class dinners
Information about Camp Bulldog and kid-friendly activities
Airports, trains, Reunion Shuttles, parking, and an interactive campus map
We're ready to help with your special needs
Supporting Yale in a reunion year
Contact the YAA
Need assistance? Contact us by email or phone (203) 432-2110, Mon – Fri, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm ET.
Observance of Eid al-Fitr
The first weekend of 2020 Yale College reunions falls on the same date as Eid al-Fitr, the annual celebration held at the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Eid is an important time for Muslims everywhere, both religiously and culturally, for family and community, and we sincerely regret the conflict.