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Union Street, Student Union

Join your classmates for a luncheon in honor of the 50th Reunion Class. The program will feature remarks by President Michael J. Hogan.

Menu: Choice of the Cordon Bleu sandwich consisting of chicken, ham, and Swiss cheese with honey mustard and lettuce on a croissant or the Tangier Wrap (vegan) consisting of hummus and tabbouleh with romaine lettuce, julienned cucumbers and carrots in a whole wheat wrap. Sandwiches are accompanied by a cucumber and red onion salad and kettle chips. Complete your meal with coffee service, fresh fruit and assorted mini sweet treats.

Menu: Coming soon.

Fine Arts and Marching Band alumni are invited to join Dean David G. Woods for a luncheon to discuss School of Fine Arts updates, initiatives, and successes.

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.

Alumni interested in supporting the Puppet Arts Program and the Ballard Institute and Museum are invited to rekindle friendships and network during a reception and open house hosted by Director John Bell and Fine Arts Alumnus Steven Brezzo '77. Archival photos and objects will be on display along with two new puppetry exhibits.

Reception 5:30 – 6:30 pm,
Buffet Dinner and Program 6:30 – 8:30 pm

Test your knowledge of UConn through the years, celebrate the fundraising successes of the Classes of 1960 and 2010, and be entertained by the Student Alumni Association.

Menu: Served mesclun greens salad with spiced pecans, dried cranberries and balsamic vinaigrette. Buffet dinner featuring chicken chardonnay (chicken breast with a white wine artichoke sauce), eggplant rollatini, baby carrots, and rice pilaf. Served coffee, tea, and NY style cheesecake with strawberries.

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.