Reunion Weekend ScheduleFRIDAY, JUNE 18:30 a.m. Maroon Club Golf Outing | Silver Spring Country Club

11 a.m.–3 p.m. Campus Tours | leaving on the hour

11:15 a.m. Tour of the Chateau Chavaniac | Meet at Pfenning Alumni Center (space limited) Tour the Norman-French-style chateau, built in 1932 by the late Allan P. Kirby ’15, which was modeled after and named for the birthplace of the Marquis de Lafayette.

12–1 p.m. Alumni Association Open Lunch | Clay Ketchum Room, Marquis Hall

1 p.m. Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center–Hard Hat Tour Acopian Engineering Center, meet in the lobby On May 11, 2017, Lafayette broke ground on the 100,000+-square-foot future home of the Lafayette biology, computer science, and environmental science departments, the Bradbury Dyer III ’64 Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the Daniel and Heidi Hanson ’91 Center for Inclusive STEM Education, and more. This is your opportunity to see the building’s construction in progress and experience what will be the future of integrated sciences at Lafayette together with Michael Butler, professor of biology.

1–3 p.m. Easton Cemetery Tour | Easton Cemetery Founded in 1849 and now a National Historic Landmark, Easton Cemetery is one of the earliest and best surviving examples of a 19th century garden cemetery. Enjoy a guided tour along curving pathways and rolling hillsides and discover the history behind the notable people who helped shape Lafayette College and the community.

2–3 p.m. Campus Landscape Tour | Skillman Steps Walk through our beautiful campus and learn about the history and unique qualities of some of the more than 120 species of plants and trees.

3:30 p.m. Arts Campus Tour | Meet shuttle at Williams Center of the Arts Join Jennifer Kelly, director of the arts, to see how Lafayette has transformed the North Third Street gateway with the Williams Visual Arts Building, Ahart Family Arts Plaza, 248 Building and Buck Hall and to learn more about the Arts at Lafayette.

3:30–5 p.m. Simon Room Exhibit Open House | Skillman Library Historic photographs and records documenting Lafayette’s efforts to craft a diverse student population from its founding to the present.

4–5 p.m. 50-Plus Club Garden Reception | President’s House

5 p.m. Sabbath Service | Hillel House, 524 Clinton Terrace

5 p.m. Alumni Association Reception | Marquis Hall Lawn

6 p.m. Alumni Association Dinner | Bergethon Room, Marquis Hall

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7:30–9:30 p.m. Where Does Your Food Come From? | Nurture Nature Center Join Ben Cohen, professor of engineering, for an evening of live and lively storytelling about the history of food. From beer, sugar and bread to breakfast cereal, canned goods and something called ‘fluid meat,’ 13 writers talk about the century-old origins of modern food.

8 p.m. Lafayette Alumni Choir (LAC) and Step-singing at Pardee Hall | The Quad Alumni are invited to continue the tradition begun more than a century ago when students gathered on the steps of Pardee Hall to sing in harmony, inspiring Walter C. Stier, Class of 1884, to pen the words of the Alma Mater:

“We’ll gather by the twilight’s glow/In front of old Pardee” along with the Lafayette Alumni Choir (formerly The Graduates). LAC is comprised of alumni from the 1960s to the 2010s and is in its current incarnation for four years.

8:30 p.m. Film Screening: James Beard: America’s First Foodie Limburg Theater, Farinon College Center Join producer Kathleen Squires ’88 for a screening of her documentary on James Beard. Through a recorded and printed oral history crafted by Beard himself, archival footage, and interviews, the documentary weaves the history of American cooking and gastronomy with the story of its Founding Father and explores how the food world has evolved since his death.

9 p.m. Lafayette (and More) Trivia | Snack Bar, Farinon College Center Gather a team and test your Lafayette (and beyond) knowledge at a one-of-a-kind alumni trivia night! Prizes given out to the highest scoring team.

9 a.m.– All-Alumni Social and Dancing with the B.D. Lenz All Star Bandmidnight Tent on the Quad

SATURDAY, JUNE 27:30–10 a.m. Breakfast | Drake Dining Hall, Farinon College Center, second floor

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8 a.m. Maroon Club 3K Reunion Fun Run | Meet at Gilbert’s Café Patio

10–11 a.m. College Update with President Alison Byerly Marlo Room, Farinon College Center

11–noon Career Chats and Chocolate | Farinon Atrium Got a quick career question, concern, or curiosity? Stop by for a bite of chocolate and a bit of advice for career transition, job search, LinkedIn, résumés, and more with Lafayette College Alumni Career Services.

11 a.m. Pre-parade Social and Lineup | The Quad Meet friends for mocktails and cocktails.

11:30 a.m. Alumni Parade on Campus The Parade tradition began in 1906 when alumni paraded on campus. In the following year the parade developed into the tradition many alumni remember with classes gathering downtown and marching up to the College on the Hill.

Noon–2 p.m. All-Alumni Picnic | Tent on the Quad

12:15–2 p.m. Class of 1958 Lunch | Snack Bar, Farinon College Center, first floor

12:15–2 p.m. Class of 1963 Lunch | Drake Dining Hall, Farinon College Center, second floor

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12:30–2 p.m. Find Your Brick | Fleck Society Walkway College Relations staff will be located on the walkway between Markle Hall and Skillman Library to help alumni find their commemorative brick and provide information about the Fleck Consistent Giving Society.

1–3 p.m. College Archives Open House College Archives, Skillman Library, second floor

1–4 p.m. Student-Guided Campus Tours Leave from Skillman Library steps on the hour

1:30 p.m. Leopard Works Open House | Acopian Engineering Center, meet in the lobby Join Scott Hummel, William Jeffers Director of the Engineering Division, for a preview of the new engineering (and beyond) “maker” space complete with 3D printing and more.

1:30 p.m. Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center–Hard Hat Tour Acopian Engineering Center, meet in the lobby On May 11, 2017, Lafayette broke ground on the 1100,000+-square-foot future home of the Lafayette biology, computer science, and environmental science departments, the Bradbury Dyer III ’64 Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the Daniel and Heidi Hanson ’91 Center for Inclusive STEM Education, and more. This is your opportunity to see the building’s construction in progress and experience what will be the future of integrated sciences at Lafayette.

2 p.m. Arts Campus Tour | Meet shuttle at Williams Center of the Arts Join Michiko Okaya, director of Lafayette art galleries, to see how Lafayette has transformed the North Third Street gateway with the Williams Visual Arts Building, Ahart Family Arts Plaza, 248 Building and Buck Hall and to learn more about the Arts at Lafayette.

2–4 p.m. Lafayette Escape Room | Pardee 113 You’re trapped in a small room in Pardee Hall–do you have what it takes to escape? Teams of 4–6 people will be given limited time to find clues and solve a series of puzzles that will test your Lafayette knowledge and school spirit.

2–4:30 p.m. Campus Crawl | Various locations (see on campus map) Start at your Class Headquarters and visit all the locations for a variety of activities, music, food, and beverage options chosen by your Reunion committees! Nonalcoholic drinks and water will be available at all locations.

50-Plus Club including Classes of 1958, 1963, and 1968 Grossman House and Lawn Featuring Lehigh Valley favorites—charcuterie from Bethlehem Sausage Werke, crudité, Weyerbacher beer, a wine tasting with Tolino Vineyards

Classes of 1973, 1978, 1983, and Chi Phi Easton Quad Featuring “Jimmy’s” hot dog bar with traditional and nontraditional toppings, mojitos, and Yuengling

Classes of 1988 and 1993 Pardee Terrace Featuring live music, Philly pretzel factory pretzels with dips, white summer sangria, and Rolling Rock

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Classes of 1998, 2003, and 2008 South College Lawn Featuring Bank Street Creamery (formerly Purple Cow) ice cream, house-made potato chips, kombucha tasting (and cocktails), Weyerbacher beer, and Tolino Vineyards sangria

Class of 2013 March Field A luau-inspired menu with house-made tortillas, pineapple salsa, Maui onion dip, mai tais, and more

Looking for children’s activities–including a face painter, balloon artist, moonbounce, crafts, and more? Head to South College Lawn and be on the lookout for the Lafayette Leopard!

2 p.m. Reunion College: Finding Our Way in a Post-Truth Era Gendebien Room, Skillman Library In an era of filter bubbles, partisan journalism, and social media, how can we find reliable and balanced sources of information? Are attempts to undermine trust in the news media a form of censorship? The Lafayette Libraries has invited four faculty members—Il Hyun Cho (government and law), Jon Dahl (computer science), and Joe Shieber (philosophy)— to examine questions surrounding truth in the news from their different disciplinary perspectives. Please join us for a conversation similar to one students had in February 2018 that we hope will allow us to think more deeply about how we find and consume news, and how changes in news media affect our lives and our society.

2:30–3:30 p.m. PRIDE Network Reception | Skillman Cafe

3–5 p.m. Art Study Center Open House | Williams Center for the Arts Preview the new Art Study Center at the Williams Center for the Arts with Michiko Okaya, director of Lafayette art galleries. Paintings previously hidden—such as the College’s collection of American history paintings, which have rarely been on display—can be seen on painting racks through a glass wall that separates a new study space from Lafayette’s new art storage area.

3 p.m. Reunion College: Emotional Transition of the Retirement Process Gendebien Room, Skillman Library Alan Childs, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, will discuss the emotional transitions experienced prior to and after retirement. An appropriate session for those nearing retirement, newly retired or with parents reaching retirement.

4–5 p.m. Marquis, Porter, and Fleck Societies Reception (by invitation) Williams Center for the Arts Lobby

5 p.m.– Children’s Program | Lafayette College Early Learning Center, midnight 328 McCartney St. (by Williams Center for the Arts)

Enjoy time with your classmates while your children are under the supervision of professional child care staff. Dinner, activities, crafts, movie, and more are included.

Class Receptions and Dinners | Saturday, June 2

50-Plus Club Fleck Wing, Marquis Hall, with keynote speaker Alan Childs, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, 5:30 p.m.

Class of 1968 Marlo Room, Farinon College Center, with keynote speaker President Alison Byerly, 6 p.m.

Class of 1973 Clay Ketchum Room, Marquis Hall, with keynote speaker John Garrett, head football coach, 6 p.m.

Class of 1978 Snack Bar, Farinon College Center, 6:30 p.m.Class of 1983 Bergethon Room, Marquis Hall, 6:30 p.m.Class of 1988 Bergethon Room, Marquis Hall, 6:30 p.m.Class of 1993 Drake Dining Room, Farinon College Center, 6:30 p.m.Class of 1998 The Quad, 6:30 p.m.Class of 2003 The Quad, 6:30 p.m.Class of 2008 The Quad, 6:30 p.m.Class of 2013 The Quad, 6:30 p.m.

Class Photo Schedule | Saturday, June 2

50-Plus Club Marquis Hall, 5:30 p.m.Class of 1958 Farinon College Center, 12:15 p.m.Class of 1963 Farinon College Center, 12:30 p.m.Class of 1968 Farinon College Center, 6 p.m.Class of 1973 Marquis Hall, 6:20 p.m.Class of 1978 Farinon College Center, 7 p.m.Class of 1983 Marquis Hall, 6:30 p.m.Class of 1988 Marquis Hall, 6:40 p.m.Class of 1993 Farinon College Center, 7:10 p.m.Class of 1998 The Quad, 7:15 p.m.Class of 2003 South College Lawn, 3:15 p.m.Class of 2008 The Quad, 7:20 p.m.Class of 2013 The Quad, 7:25 p.m.

8:30 p.m. Lafayette Paint and Sip | Atrium, Farinon College Center—SOLD OUT

8:30 p.m. Screening: Saving the Great Swamp | Limburg Theater, Farinon basement Join co-producer and co-writer, Larry Fast ’73 for a screening of Saving The Great Swamp: Battle to Defeat the Jetport – the story of the events, people and politics behind the struggle to preserve a rural area of New Jersey between 1959 and 1968.

9 p.m.–1 a.m. All-Alumni Social and Dancing with live music by UUU | Tent on the Quad Live music, dancing, late-night snacks, and the company of your classmates!

SUNDAY, JUNE 37-11 a.m. Brunch | Drake Dining Hall, Farinon College Center, second Floor

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Map Key1. Markle Hall 2. Markle Parking Deck3. Acopian Engineering Center 4. Plant Operations and Facilities

Planning and Construction5. Watson Hall6. Hugel Science Center7. Kunkel Hall8. Farber Hall9. Ramer Hall10. Phi Kappa Psi fraternity11. Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity 12. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority13. Delta Upsilon fraternity

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14. Conway House15. Sullivan Parking Deck16. Kamine Hall17. Fisher Hall West18. Fisher Hall East19. Rubin Hall20. Alpha Phi sorority 21. Pi Beta Phi sorority22. Delta Delta Delta sorority23. 4 West Campus Lane24. Easton Hall25. Marquis Hall26. Ramer History House27. Kirby Hall of Civil Rights28. Scott Hall 29. Skillman Library

30. Van Wickle Hall31. South College31a. Jesser Hall 32. Ruef Hall33. Keefe Hall34. William E. Simon Center35. Société d’Honneur Plaza 36. Colton Chapel 37. Pardee Hall38. Zeta Psi fraternity39. Watson Courts40. President’s House41. Alpha Gamma Delta sorority42. Feather House 43. McKelvy House 44. Reeder House

45. Hillel House46. Portlock Black Cultural Center47. Newman House49. McKeen Hall50. Farinon College Center51. Gates Hall52. Bailey Health Center53. Soles Hall54. Hogg Hall55. Grossman House 56. 635 High Street 57. Kirby House58. Williams Center for the Arts 59. Lafayette Early Learning Center60. Arts Houses61. Alumni Memorial Plaza

62. Oechsle Hall63. Pfenning Alumni Center64. Printmaking Studios65. Delta Gamma sorority

(Hamilton House)66. Kirby Sports Center 67. Maroon Club Strength Center68. Bourger Varsity Football House69. Metzgar Fields Athletic Complex 69a. Kamine Varsity House 69b. Softball Field 69c. Hilton Rahn ’51 Field at

Kamine Stadium (baseball)69d. Mike Bourger ’44 Field at

Oaks Stadium (soccer)69e. Rappolt Field (field hockey, lacrosse)69f. Morel Field House

69g. Track & Field Complex 70. Sullivan Tennis Courts 71. Williams Visual Arts Building72. The Spot73. Oechsle Center for

Global Education74. Residences at March Street75. Pierce Street lots76. Living Learning Communities77. 248 N. Third Street 78. Bushkill Commons Lot79. William C. Buck Hall 80. Max Kade Haus 81. The Quad 82. Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center

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The 230-acre Metzgar Fields Athletic Complex is located three miles north of the main campus.

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Stop by Société d’Honneur Plaza to see the renovation in progress.

Buildings noted in red were either enhanced or constructed during the

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