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Join Joseph Forte, Faculty Emeritus, for an exclusive preview of his forthcoming book on the architectural history of Sarah Lawrence. Drawing on his initial research chapters, this seminar will uncover little-known stories hidden in the walls, pathways, and green spaces of our campus. From behind-the-scenes decisions that shaped familiar buildings to surprising chapters that have been nearly forgotten, Joe brings these histories to light with curiosity, care, and deep affection for our wonderful campus. Rediscover the Sarah Lawrence you thought you knew and leave with a whole new appreciation for the grounds that shaped your Sarah Lawrence experience.

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The class of 1975 celebrates their 50th Reunion with a special luncheon with President Cristle Collins Judd. Alumni with class years before 1975 are also invited to join the celebration.

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Explore the Sarah Lawrence College Center for the Urban River at Beczak (CURB), our academic research facility on the banks of the Hudson River at Habirshaw Park.

Annie Novak ’05, manager of the Edible Academy, will explain the broad range of educational programs and hands-on activities of the immensely popular edible gardening program at the New York Botanical Garden. The Edible Academy’s three-acre state-of-the-art complex offers life-changing opportunities that share the important connections between plants, gardening, nutrition, and healthy living—the foundation of the farm-to-table movement. Sustainable infrastructure throughout the campus supports maximum resource efficiency (water and energy) and active stormwater management. The 5,300 square-foot Classroom Building features a demonstration kitchen, technology lab, and a green roof and is certified LEED Gold by the U.S. Green Buildings Council.

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Join us for an Interfaith Blessing in the newly opened Spiritual Space at "The HUB" (Humanity, Understanding, and Belonging).

The Sarah Lawrence community remembers alumni, trustees, faculty, and staff who passed away during the academic year.

Alumni from the Class of 2000 celebrate their 25th Reunion with a special dinner with President Cristle Collins Judd. Members of the classes of 1999 and 2001 are welcome.

Reconnect with fellow alumni and faculty over dinner and drinks.

Meet us at Reisinger for this showcase of alumni talent.

Enjoy drinks and snacks while watching this beloved classic.

Whether you’re a published author or simply write in your free time, this is a great chance to mingle and network with your peers!

First published to widespread acclaim nearly 40 years ago, Joel Sternfeld's “American Prospects” remains one of the most influential works in contemporary photography—capturing a complex and, at times, darkly ironic vision of the American landscape. Supported by a Guggenheim Fellowship and inspired by photographers like Walker Evans and Robert Frank, Sternfeld embarked on an ambitious cross-country journey from 1978 to 1983 to document the essence of America. The result is a body of work that remains as thought-provoking today as it was at its debut, offering a layered and evocative portrait of the nation. In this special Reunion seminar, Sternfeld will take you behind the scenes of his seminal work, sharing the stories behind some of its most striking images. Though first released in 1987, “American Prospects” continues to resonate in today’s shifting landscape, reflecting enduring themes of political uncertainty, environmental fragility, and the contradictions of American identity.

Join us for the Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association, the presentation of the Citation Awards for Achievement and Service to the College, the induction of reunion classes into the Reunion Terrace, and "A Year in Review" with President Judd.

Enjoy snacks, refreshments, lawn games, live music, and dancing!

Take a stroll down memory lane with a tour of campus.

Celebrate the work of alumni artists at our annual Alumni Art Exhibit. This year, we are also honored to feature "Selections," a special retrospective celebrating the work of faculty emeritus Ansei Uchima (1921–2000). Renowned for his mastery of traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking, Uchima taught at Sarah Lawrence from 1962 to 1982 and was deeply committed to nurturing the artistic growth of his students. "Selections" showcases the breadth and beauty of Uchima’s prolific career. His work is included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Sarah Lawrence College, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. This exhibit commemorates the 25th anniversary of Ansei Uchima’s passing and was curated with the assistance of Anju Uchima ’80.

Members of the class of ’75 celebrate their 50th Reunion with a special dinner. After dinner please continue the festivites with dancing on the main level of the Campus Center.

Start off your evening with a cocktail followed by a three course meal with classmates and a whole lot of dancing!

Enjoy this tradition without the stress of conference work.

Take a stroll down memory lane with a tour of campus.

Close the weekend with a delicious champagne brunch!

Campus accommodations from Thursday, June 5 through Sunday, June 8.