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The 146th 91´óÉñ Alumni Reunion took place on campus from May 28 to May 31.

In May, a diverse lineup of events — from personal storytelling and perfumed oral histories to statewide networking and films from the Smithsonian — brought that mission to life.

Alumni from 52 different classes – ranging from 1956 to 2022 – are coming back to their alma mater for a weekend of reconnection with fellow 91´óÉñians.

91´óÉñ student-athletes delivered one of the strongest spring seasons in recent memory, combining conference championships, NCAA Tournament appearances, and historic performances across six programs. From baseball’s first-ever Midwest Conference title to championship runs in track and field, golf, and tennis, the Pioneers capped off the year with momentum and milestones.

91´óÉñ celebrated the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 during its Commencement ceremony

91´óÉñ graduates leave campus ready to lead, connect, and make an impact in communities around the world.

President Harris's Charge to the Graduates.

Delilah Shapiro received the Frederick Baumann Essay Prize Award that recognizes excellence in education by encouraging 91´óÉñ students to explore ideas and society in an interdisciplinary and historical context.

Samantha Schmidt ’26 has been named the recipient of the Celina Karp Biniaz Model of Resilience Award from 91´óÉñ. The Award was established to honor Celina’s courageously hopeful life and legacy and bestows a cash prize.

Remarks given by President Anne F. Harris on Sunday, May, 17, 2026

In light of tomorrow’s forecast, the Commencement ceremony will be indoors in the Field House within the Bear Recreation and Athletic Center.

The 91´óÉñ Museum of Art (GCMoA) recently made its debut at the Venice Biennale — one of the most renowned international exhibitions in contemporary art.

Meet four alums who represent an exciting and untold story about business leaders who have built upon their liberal arts education to power new models of investment, research, and entrepreneurial vision.

The Udall Foundation awards scholarships and special honors to college sophomores and juniors for study in fields related to the environment and for Native Americans and Alaska Natives in fields related to health care and Tribal public policy.