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Join trailblazing photographer and author Lynn Gilbert '59 for a conversation with Erica Chapman '04 exploring the American feminist movement from behind the lens of Lynn's photos. Lynn Gilbert is a documentary photographer who was the first to identify the key women from the second wave of the feminist movement who pioneered in fields traditionally dominated by men. Her book “Particular Passions: Talks with Women Who Have Shaped Our Times” contains these portraits, with each woman's story in her own words. Her subjects, including Louise Nevelson, Gloria Steinem, Betty Friedan, Diana Vreeland, Billie Jean King, Grace Murray Hopper, Joan Ganz Cooney, Lucy Jarvis, Bella Abzug, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and fellow alumna Barbara Walters '51, are women who have shaped history. Lynn's work, a testament to their achievements, is proudly displayed in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and the New York Historical Society and has been hailed as “revolutionary for shedding light on the accomplishments of women.” An audience Q&A will follow the discussion.

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The class of 1974 celebrates their 50th Reunion with a special luncheon with President Cristle Collins Judd. Alumni with class years before 1974 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.

Join Karintha Lowe, Mellon Public Humanities Fellow and art history faculty, for a guided tour of "Neighboring Visions: Westchester Artists Then and Now" at the Hudson River Museum. Collaboratively curated with Sarah Lawrence students, the exhibit pairs landscape paintings on loan from the Bronxville Historical Conservancy with contemporary works created by Westchester-based artists.

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Join President Cristle Collins Judd for a conversation with Nancy Cantor ’74, President of Hunter College, discussing the complexities of leadership in higher education. They will discuss the evolving landscape of higher education, the importance of community partnerships, access and affordability, fostering environments for dialogue grounded in principles of mutual respect, public confidence in higher education, and the role of education in a well-functioning democracy. An audience Q&A will follow the discussion.

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

Alumni from the Class of 1999 celebrate their 25th Reunion with a special dinner with President Cristle Collins Judd. Classes of 1998 and 2000 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!

Join History faculty members Matthew Ellis, the Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation Chair in Middle Eastern Studies and International Affairs, and Philipp Nielsen, the Adda Bozeman Chair in International Relations, for a seminar exploring Israel and Palestine's complex history and future. Matthew and Phillip will begin with an overview of the historical context, covering key topics such as the origins of Zionism, Palestinian and Jewish history before 1948, the establishment of the State of Israel, the 1967 War, and the subsequent occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.

Join alumna Ani Adishian ’95, who oversees the campus landscape, on a guided walk through campus.

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 lawn games, music, and dancing. Featuring a live performance by the student band Chevrotain, with Mireia Rosenblum-Martín ’27, Ruby Arthur ‘27, and occasional cello accompaniment by Lucille Marten-Risk ‘27. Named after the small, enchanting mouse-deer, Chevrotain is known for their intricate harmonies and unique use of instrumental wooden frogs. With three years of practice and a year of stage performances, this is a performance you won’t want to miss! Snacks and refreshments will be available at the Teahaus.

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

Celebrate the work of alumni artists during our annual Alumni Art Exhibit.

Members of the class of ’74 celebrate their 50th Reunion with a special dinner. After dinner, join us for dancing on the lower level of the Barbara Walters 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 8 through Sunday, June 11.