Reunion University | 3 – 4 p.m.
Go back to school through interactive tours, panel discussions with faculty, students and alumni, and more. Reunion University lets you explore how Marquette is staying ahead of the curve.

• A New Home for Business and Innovation Leadership Programs | Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall, Room 150, Marquette University campus
  Opened in January 2023, O’Brien Hall is the new home for the College of Business Administration, Graduate School of Management, and the university’s innovation leadership programs. Join the college's executive associate dean, Anthony Pennington-Cross, for an opportunity to learn about the campus’ newest addition and tour the 109,000 square-foot four-story building, which emphasizes innovative, collaborative spaces where students are immersed in experiential learning and creative solutions.
  
  
• Become “Cross Fit”: A Workshop on Prayer by Rev. Ryan Duns, S.J. | AMU, Room 163
  Many of us desire to deepen our spiritual lives but struggle to find the time to do so. In this one-hour session, Father Ryan Duns will introduce and then guide attendees through two different prayer experiences: the daily examen and contemplative prayer. Integrating these spiritual exercises into your daily life may not give you “beach body” but can, we believe, help you to become “Cross Fit!”
  
  
• Indigenize Milwaukee Mapping Project | AMU, Room 157
  Hear from Dr. Bryan Rindfleisch, Associate Professor in History, about the project that combines historical research and digital humanities tools to create an interactive virtual map of the greater Milwaukee area that will return and transform the many spaces and places of Milwaukee into an Indigenous space and place. This map takes present-day locations to illustrate their Indigenous roots, as well as their continued shaping by Milwaukee’s Indigenous community today. While in the formative stages, students and Dr. Rindfleisch, have identified 136 spaces and places in Milwaukee to be “Indigenized” and in multifaceted, multi-medium ways.
  

Reunion Late Night Parties | 8 – 10 p.m.
Enjoy a Friday evening in downtown Milwaukee with your classmates.

• 35 – 60 Year (Class of 1963 – 1988) | Kinn Guesthouse - The Lookout, 600 N. Broadway, Milwaukee
  Enjoy heavy appetizers. Self-park at the public lot across the street at 500 N Broadway Street or utilize street parking.
  
  
• First Reunion – 30 Year (Class of 1993 – 2022) | Broken Bat Brewery – Lumber Room, 135 E Pittsburgh Ave, Milwaukee
  Enjoy heavy appetizers and your first drink is on us! Street parking is available.
  
  Broken Bat Brewery is owned by Marquette alumnus, Tim Pauly, Arts '10. Tim recently partnered with a new Marquette student-run business venture, Blue and Gold Brewing Co., who launched their '77 Golden Ale, a limited edition beer inspired by Marquette's 1977 national champion men’s basketball team, on National Marquette Day this past February. The '77 Golden Ale will be available at the Class Block Party on Saturday of Alumni Reunion Weekend.

Reunion University | 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.

• Balancing Act: A Day in the Life of a Marquette Nursing Student | Clark Hall, Room 111 and the Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Center for Clinical Simulation, Marquette University campus
  Each day, Marquette nursing students balance the needs of their classes and clinical learning expectations. A typical day may take them from a lecture in the morning to a lab class or simulation in the afternoon, where they will practice putting their knowledge and skills together. Share the experience of a Marquette nursing student by attending a pathophysiology nursing class, specially designed for alumni (short exam to follow!). Afterwards, get a sneak peak of the future home of Marquette College of Nursing, and tour the nursing simulation center where you can observe students practicing, or try some hands-on practice of your own.
   
• Haggerty Museum of Art Behind-the-Scenes Tour | Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University campus SOLD OUT
  Don't miss this rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at Marquette University's Haggerty Museum of Art! Alumni will be treated to a private tour led by Haggerty staff members Emilia Layden, Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, and Christine Fleming, Manager of Community Engagement, of the Museum's collections storage and art handling areas. The tour will also include the Haggerty’s newest exhibition, The Greater Milwaukee Foundation's Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships for Individual Artists, which opens to the public on June 2. Registration is limited to forty participants.
  
  
• Marquette Speech and Hearing Clinic: A Century of Service | Speech and Hearing Clinic, Cramer Hall, first floor (16th Street Entrance), Marquette University campus
  Founded under the direction of Professor William R. Duffey in 1923, the Speech and Hearing Clinic has been providing clinical services to the community and state-of-the-art training for students studying to become our next generation of speech language pathologists and audiologists. Join us for an open house and celebration looking at the past, present, and future of the speech and hearing clinic!
  
  
• Roadmap to the Future – Marquette’s Campus Master Plan | Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall, Room 305, Marquette University campus
  Marquette’s campus master plan is a road map defining our capital projects for the next 10 to 20 years and helps ensure a transformative student experience — where the vitality of the campus builds community, fuels engagement, and celebrates our Catholic and Jesuit values. Join us as Lora Strigens, vice president for planning and facilities management, shares a unique campus tour that shares the vision of Marquette’s future and the path that will take us there.

Class Block Party (Class of 1978 – 2022) | 12 – 3 p.m., Central Mall, Marquette University campus
Reconnect with your classmates during an afternoon block party in the heart of campus. Your class will have a dedicated space to gather and partake in lawn games and enjoy some of the best food trucks Milwaukee has to offer. Registration fee includes non-alcoholic beverages, one (1) bag of Pop's Blue & Gold Popcorn, and all block party activities. Pay-as-you-go beer, wine and food trucks will be available.

The '77 Golden Ale, a limited edition beer by a Marquette student-run business venture, Blue and Gold Brewing Co., will be available for purchase at the event. This private label, Marquette-affiliated craft beer is the product of a unique collaboration with Marquette alumni brewing leaders from Broken Bat Brewing Co., Gathering Place Brewing Company and Good City Brewing Co. 

Marquee Night | 6 - 10 p.m., Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall, Marquette University campus
Celebrate your reunion with fellow classmates as you dine on some of Wisconsin’s favorite foods and dance the night away with live music from the Bluewater Kings Band in our campus’ great new space. We will be utilizing both the indoor and outdoor space of O’Brien Hall for the event, so please dress accordingly. Registration fee includes dinner and hosted beer, wine, hard seltzer drinks and soda.