The registration fee covers the administrative costs related to registration for all reunion events and must be selected for all a la carte registrations.

Kick off Reunion weekend with a screening of the award-winning documentary "Life & Life: A Story of Redemption" followed by a Q&A with filmmaker NC Heikin '70. "Life & Life" is the story of jazz musician Reggie Austin, who spent 35 years behind bars, denied time and again by the parole board despite many recommendations that he be released. The film explores issues of mass incarceration, social justice, racism, inequality, violence, drug addiction, rehabilitation, forgiveness, and redemption. It has earned “Best Humanitarian Documentary” at the 2022 Sedona International Film Festival, “Best Documentary” at the 2021 Brooklyn Film Festival, and an Audience Choice Award for Best Documentary at the 2021 New Hope Film Festival. NC Heikin is a writer, director, producer, and a Sundance Fellow.

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The Classes of ’72, ’71, and ’70 celebrate their 50th Reunion with a special luncheon with President Cristle Collins Judd.

Meet friends and faculty for lunch in the Barbara Walters Campus Center.

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.

Enjoy a guided tour of Untermyer Park and Gardens, an historic 43-acre city public park, located in Yonkers, New York.

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All alumni who graduated in or before ’71 are invited.

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

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

Open only to members of the Classes of 2020 & 2021. A sunset cruise with food and refreshments on the Long Island Sound.

The Classes of ’97, ’96, and ’95 celebrate their 25th Reunion with a special dinner with President Cristle Collins Judd.

Reconnect with fellow alumni and faculty over dinner and drinks!

We love a Cabaret! Meet us at Reisinger for this showcase of alumni talent.

Enjoy drinks and snacks while watching this beloved classic under the tent on Westlands North Lawn.

Start your day with yoga in the Campbell Sports Center.

Join us for the Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association, the presentation of Citation awards for Achievement and Service to the College, A Year in Review, and President Judd in conversation with Dr. Amanda Foreman '91 in on her upcoming book "The World Made by Women: A History of Women from the Apple to the Pill.” Amanda Foreman is the author of the prize-winning best sellers, ‘Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire', and 'A World on Fire: A Epic History of Two Nations Divided' and the creator of the BBC documentary series, 'The Ascent of Woman.' She has a bi-weekly column titled ‘Historically Speaking’ in the Wall Street Journal. She is a co-founder of the literary charity, House of SpeakEasy, a trustee of the Whiting Foundation, and the Board Chair of The Feminist Institute.

Join us for a celebratory luncheon in honor of our remarkable Citation Award winners for Achievement and Service to the College.

A live performance by a musical artist and creative producer Lindsay Sanwald ’07 (aka Idgy Dean) games, refreshments, and more on Westlands lawn.

Join us for a reception in remembrance of alumna and faculty member Sara Wilford ’72, a beloved and respected member of the college community from her time as a student through her many influential roles as a faculty member and Early Childhood Center program founder and director.

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

Enjoy the work of alumni artists during our 17th Annual Alumni Art Exhibit at Reunion.

The Classes of ’72, ’71, and ’70 celebrate their 50th Reunion with a special dinner.

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

Enjoy the this tradition without the stress of conference work!

Close the weekend with delicious Champagne Brunch and a toast to the classes of 2020 and 2021!

Registering for on-campus housing gives you the use of your room for the entire weekend. Unlike a hotel, we are unable to turn around rooms on a daily basis.