Start connecting early at a continental breakfast for the Class of 1960 which will include a welcome by Class of 1960 President, Bob Bonitati.

Menu: Breakfast buffet consisting of deviled eggs, fresh fruit salad, cinnamon coffee cake, orange juice, coffee, and tea.

Start the day with breakfast with Jonathan the Husky, Clifford, the Blue Cow and more. What's the Blue Cow? Come to Alumni Weekend and find out!

Menu: Breakfast buffet consisting of fresh fruit, mini muffins, bagels, yogurt cups, 1% and chocolate milk, orange juice, coffee, and tea.

The Mansfield Downtown Partnership will lead a 1 mile walk of the future Storrs Center downtown and the Whetten Woods trail. For more information, contact the Partnership at (860) 429-2740.

The generally accepted cause of the death of Adolf Hitler is suicide by gunshot and cyanide poisoning. As part of an investigative film, The History Channel sent UConn Professor and Connecticut State Archaeologist, Nick Bellantoni, to Europe to conduct forensic analysis, which necessitated bone and blood analysis by colleague, Professor Linda Strausbaugh. Come hear about their roles in solving part of a complex history mystery. For more information, visit the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences website.

Where's Jonathan? Teams of two will navigate through UConn by solving clues, playing games and finishing activities at multiple campus locations. Which team will find Jonathan first? The competition will begin at the Student Union. Recommended for children ages 8 and up. Children must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, view the competition rules.

KAST is a unique and exciting summer camp program for students entering grades 5-10. Camp organizers will guide kids in a sampling of science based hands-on activities.

All Alumni are invited to come together for a traditional BBQ on the historical Student Union mall. Features include live entertainment, family friendly games and activities, UConn’s famous One-Ton Sundae, and a special area recognizing Greek organizations.

Menu: Hamburgers, veggie burgers, beef hot dogs with toppings, red potato salad, corn on the cob, chips, watermelon, assorted sodas and water, and UConn ice cream. A cash bar with beer will also be available.

Are things looking a bit different?! It's hard to picture where buildings once stood or games were played. This customized bus tour will focus on the campus as it looked in the 60s in relation to how it is today.

Gampel Pavilion tours will last 30 minutes. Tours will begin at 1:30, 2:00, 2:30 and 3:00 pm.

Burton/Shenkman tours will last 1 hour. Tours will begin at 1:30, 2:00, and 2:30 pm.

Visit with current and former DRL/ORL staff, reminisce about the good 'ol days, and share your ideas for future outreach and Alumni Weekend activities.

Are you a walking encyclopedia or someone who blurts out the answers during game shows? If so, sign up as a contestant in the Battle of the Brains; a fun and spirited competition for all ages. Audience members will have an opportunity to participate, too. For more information, view the rules of the competition.

Were you in a fraternity or sorority? Reunite with fellow alumni to hear updates about Greek Life on campus, learn about the launch of the Greek Alumni Network and ways in which you can remain connected to the Greek community.

Come hear what the men's crew team has been up to, how the team has changed over the years and talk about opportunities for alumni involvement with the program.

Join Philip Lodewick '66, '67 MBA, President of the Mansfield Downtown Partnership, for an update on the Storrs Center which will create a college downtown with exciting new restaurants and shops. It will also offer a variety of housing options including studios, town homes, condominium apartments and rental apartments. For information on the Storrs Center go to storrscenter.com.

The Office of Community Outreach (CO) is pleased to offer an informational and idea session which will outline the multiple ways it engages students in service related activities as well as how alumni can advise and collaborate on CO initiatives. Examples include mentoring, internships, community service projects, and more. (CO has formerly been called the Center for Community Outreach and the Office of Voluntary and Community Service).

Book, music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson. Some of the greatest rock music in the history of Broadway propelled this phenomenal show to theatrical history as one of the top-ten longest running shows on Broadway, and winner of the Pulitzer Prize and four Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Rent is based on Puccini’s La Boheme and tells the story of struggling young artists in New York City and features unforgettable music including “No Day but Today,” “One Song Glory,” and “Seasons of Love” in this Hair for the 90's. For tickets to this performance call the Jorgensen Box Office at (860) 486-4226.

• BOG/SUBOG
• Community Outreach
• Greek Life Alumni
• Honors Program
• Resident/Community Assistants
• USG (Undergraduate Student Government)

Connect with current members of the men's crew team at their boathouse on Coventry Lake for an afternoon of conversation, reminiscing and UConn ice cream.

Reception 5:30 – 6:00 pm
Food stations and program 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Reconnect with alumni of all ages at a lively reception and dinner featuring a DJ, cash bar, food stations, and a brief program. A portion of the program will pay tribute to Greek Life through the years. Space is limited. Register early.

Menu: Open seating event with multiple food stations. Cash bar with premium liquors and non-alcoholic beverages; hors d’oeuvres station – assorted stuffed mushrooms, mini pizza bagels, franks en croute, and spanakopita; salad station – caprese salad (tomato, basil, fresh mozzarella) and mixed greens salad; entrée station – Chicken, salmon, and tri-colored cheese tortellini; mashed potato bar with assorted toppings; dessert station – assorted gourmet cookies, brownies, fresh fruit, and fruit bars.

Looking for another dinner option? Enjoy live piano music while you dine at a dinner buffet being offered prior to the performance of Rent.

Menu: Dinner buffet featuring mixed greens salad, salmon florentine, chicken, penne broccoli alfredo, starch, and vegetable, coffee service, and assorted mini sweet treats.

For information please contact Doug Donaldson '73 at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The Alumni Weekend dinner space will be converted into the Afterparty; complete with a DJ, dancing, cash bar and munchies. Alumni who didn’t attend dinner are welcome to join the group to continue to party.

Book, music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson. Some of the greatest rock music in the history of Broadway propelled this phenomenal show to theatrical history as one of the top-ten longest running shows on Broadway, and winner of the Pulitzer Prize and four Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Rent is based on Puccini’s La Boheme and tells the story of struggling young artists in New York City and features unforgettable music including “No Day but Today,” “One Song Glory,” and “Seasons of Love” in this Hair for the 90’s. For tickets to this performance call the Jorgensen Box Office at (860) 486-4226.