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You are a part of a worldwide network of more than 30,000 alumni. You know the power of a Connecticut College education. You are a Camel for life, whether you graduated last year or 70 years ago.

The Office of Advancement is here to support you; to connect you with other alumni; to keep you up to date about Connecticut College today; to offer events and programs; to raise funds for the future of Conn; and to answer any questions that you may have.

Important Update: Alumni Google accounts were retired on March 1, 2026 to support a safer, more sustainable digital experience.

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Highlights from Recent Events

Scenes from Fall Weekend 2026 

A college student and her parents pose for a selfie-style photo in front of a lawn display readings
A college a cappelle group wearing pajamas and sleepwear perform on a stage.
A crowd sits on a small bluff hillside in front of a brutalist concrete building with a large black steel sculpture.
Three young men in faux lederhosen costumes labeled with a beer brand name give thumbs-up signs while posing for a photo with a college mascot in a camel costume.
Male college soccer players jump in the air to attempt to head the ball in front of the mouth of the goal.
A young woman reclining on the lap of her parent smiles while relaxing on the lawn under an oak tree surrounded by a crowd watching a soccer game.
People sit and eat on a college green.
A college student with long red hair hands change back to a customer at a farm stand set up under a festival tent.
People peer through a reflecting telescope on a rooftop terrace illuminated by red lights under a night sky.
Female members of a college choral singing group dressed in black sing while standing in the aisle by a full-house crowd seated in a steep performance hall auditorium.
A group of college officials, with one in the middle holding giant ceremonial scissors, cut the ribbon for a new athletic facility.
A college student and her parents pose for a selfie-style photo in front of a lawn display readings

Full Gallery Here

Highlights of Reunion 2026! 

Three college alumni in sunglasses and wearing name tags smile for a classmate with a smart phone camera in late afternoon light.
Members of the Class of 2001 take a photo.
A college camel mascot costume with arms raised races to join a group of alumni carrying two 1991 banners, and many holding umbrellas.
The Camel mascot races to join the Class of 1991 for the parade.
A group of 1976 alumni gather behind a banner proclaiming their class year to march in a reunion parade of classes
President Andrea E. Chapdelaine joins the 50th Reunion class of 1976 for the Parade of Classes.
A group of college alumni gather in a line to sing karaoke on a pub stage.
Members of the class of 1986 gather on stage at Humphrey's Pub to sing karaoke.
Four female college alumni gather to take a photo as one holds a smart phone camera at arm's length.
Time for more photos together.
Four young adult college alumi, two facing the viewer, two facing away and framing the first two, play a game of Cornhole on a college green.
Cornhole in the green is always popular.
For female college alumni seated on a granite outdoor bench, one holding up a bright orange cooked lobster, smile for a photo.
Lobster dinner with friends on the Ad Astra Garden benches.
A college alumna holding a smart phone strikes a pose as classmates across a round dinner table with bright orange cooked lobsters on their plates smile and pose for the photo.
Lobster dinner with friends under the tent.
A group of college alumni gather in and around a heart-shaped frame for a photo.
The perfect reunion frame of mind.
Three older college alumni pose for a photo with the college president in a light blue dress.
Members of the class of '56 get a photo with President Chapdelaine.
Four male college alumni from the class of 1976 stand and talk in a crowded ballroom.
Members of the 50th Reunion Class of '76 catch up at the Sykes Society Luncheon.
College student musicians, two with acoustic guitars and one with a tambourine perform for a luncheon gathering in a ballroom space.
Student performers sing for the luncheon.

See more in the Reunion 2026 album.

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