Grand Reunion Schedule
Check out all of the exciting events happening at Grand Reunion 2026! There are still a few last events to be added, so be sure to check back here before registration opens on Aug. 3.

Registration Fee Reminder
Please note, there is a $7 per person, non-refundable registration fee (with the exception of children 12 and under) to help offset expenses for Grand Reunion not covered by ticket prices. The Alumni Association makes every effort to keep our event prices as affordable as possible while providing the memorable Grand Reunion experiences you expect (and deserve!) at your reunion celebration.
Thursday, Oct. 8
Score Some SCU Swag on the Course!
For play between Oct. 4–11
Meeting up with classmates for a round of golf during Grand Reunion week? Don't tee off empty-handed. Fill out this quick form to let us know your group's details, and we’ll send you some SCU-branded tee prizes to distribute to your crew.
Reunion Check-In
2–4 p.m. | Bannan Alumni House
Make the Bannan Alumni House your first stop when you get to campus to check-in, receive your nametag, and enjoy some refreshments to kick-off a fun-filled weekend!
We are running a clothing drive through the on-campus thrift store for students, Bucky’s Closet. You can help future alumni dress for success by donating your gently-used professional attire at the Bannan Alumni House during check-in hours.
Trivia Night
6–8 p.m. | Benson Center, Parlors B&C
$10 per person, includes appetizers and non-alcoholic drinks | Cash BarGet ready to test your knowledge and engage in some friendly competition! The evening filled with laughter, excitement, team spirit, and a chance to showcase your trivia prowess will be led by alumni Jason Back '16 and Megan Schiel '16. Fabulous prizes and, of course, bragging rights await the winners. Come with a team (max. 6 people), or join one when you arrive.
Friday, Oct. 9
Reunion Check-In
9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Bannan Alumni House
Make the Bannan Alumni House your first stop when you get to campus to check-in, receive your nametag, and enjoy some refreshments to kick-off a fun-filled weekend!
We are running a clothing drive through the on-campus thrift store for students, Bucky’s Closet. You can help future alumni dress for success by donating your gently-used professional attire at the Bannan Alumni House during check-in hours.
Parallel Visions
9 a.m.–5 p.m. | Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building, Art and Art History Gallery
No ChargeThis group exhibition draws parallels from artists in Hokkaido, Japan and select faculty members from the Santa Clara University Department of Art and Art History. The exhibit reflects the thirty-five-year relationship between SCU and artists from Hokkaido, and compares and contrasts work from both groups to show the similarities and differences in how the artists approach a variety of mediums.
Forge Garden Open House
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. | Forge Garden
No ChargeTake a stroll through the Forge Garden, SCU’s 1/2-acre edible and organic garden boasting six chickens, a 400-square foot greenhouse, and over 15,000-square feet of garden beds. Check out the Farm Stand while you're there!
What the Movies Taught Us: Conscience, Courage, and Ethical Leadership in Government.
A Jesuit Reflection on Becoming Human in Complicated Times, hosted by the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics.
1–2 p.m. | Benson Center, Williman Room
No ChargeGovernment ethics is not a rulebook but a question: what kind of person do you become when you hold power? From Dead Poets Society to Oppenheimer, films across three decades have explored that question in courtrooms, palaces, newsrooms, laboratories, and living rooms around the world. Anchored in Jesuit values and the Markkula Framework for Ethical Decision Making, this reflection uses cinema to examine what shapes ethical leadership in the public — conscience before power, truth as the foundation of trust, and the human consequences of public decisions. The opposite of cynicism is not optimism; it is responsibility, and that is the promise at the heart of government ethics.
Men’s Water Polo vs. UC Davis
2:30 p.m. | Sullivan Aquatic Center
Cheer on our Broncos as they take on UC Davis in this WCC matchup!
LGBTQ+ Alumni Community Social
3–5 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
A Conversation with President Julie Sullivan
3:30–4:30 p.m. | Recital Hall
Join Santa Clara University’s 30th President, Julie Sullivan, and Assistant Vice President for University Relations, Kathy Kale '86, for a conversation about Santa Clara University.
Ciocca Center’s Bronco Ventures Accelerator 8th Annual Demo Day
4–8:30 p.m. | Locatelli Center
(Doors open at 4 p.m. | Pitches: 4:30–6:30 p.m. | Networking reception with food and drinks: 6:30–8:30 p.m.)
No Charge. Open to the publicJoin us for the eighth annual Bronco Ventures Accelerator (BVA) Demo Day, where 25 of the most promising startups take the stage for a fast-paced, Shark Tank-style showcase before Silicon Valley investors, alumni, and industry leaders. This year's cohort is our most ambitious yet, featuring founders from every school at Santa Clara University and startups that span industries shaping the future, including healthcare, enterprise software, fintech, construction technology, consumer products, government technology, space, and education. The cohort also includes startups from partner Jesuit and Catholic universities around the world, reflecting SCU's growing role as a global hub for entrepreneurship, innovation, and venture capital within Jesuit higher education. Bronco Ventures Accelerator alumni have collectively raised more than $100 million in funding from angel investors, venture capital firms, and our two funds - the Bronco Venture Fund and the JECA Fund - and this year's founders are poised to continue that tradition.
Campus Tour
4:30–5:30 p.m. | Abby Sobrato Mall Fountain
No ChargeSee how the campus has changed (or hasn’t!) since you were last at SCU. This tour will also give you a glimpse into a residence hall.
Datta Center for High Tech Law Alumni Happy Hour
4:30–6:30 p.m. | Charney Hall, Dean's Terrace, Third Floor
No ChargeReconnect with fellow alumni, build new relationships, and celebrate SCU’s High Tech and IP law community. Whether you’re a recent grad or seasoned practitioner, this event is the perfect chance to catch up, share experiences, and explore emerging trends in tech law.
“Behind the Build” Tour
5–6:30 p.m. | Tour Location TBD
No ChargePresented by the Bronco Builders Association, this tour will give you a behind-the-scenes look at the buildings on campus, as well as a chance to mix and mingle with fellow Broncos. Stay tuned to find out where the tour will start.
Latinx Alumni Community Social
5–7 p.m. | Vari Hall Patio
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
Global Engagement Cocktail Hour
5:30–7:30 p.m. | Varsi Hall
No ChargeInternational alumni, study abroad alumni, and SCU’s global community members are invited for small bites, drinks, and conversation with Global Engagement in Aloysius Varsi Hall. SCU’s Strategic Plan Impact 2030 prioritizes Reach on a Global Scale, and we are excited to grow global opportunities and intercultural learning for students, faculty, staff, partners, and alumni. Please join us in celebrating our global community.
Law School Reunion
5:30–7:30 p.m. | Charney Hall, Panetta Plaza
No ChargeJoin Santa Clara Law for a special reception at Panetta Plaza, outside of Charney Hall, with Dean Michael Kaufman, members of the Law Advisory Board, and members of the Alumni Ambassadors. Also, in special recognition of their 50-year reunion, the Class of 1976 will be inducted into the Ruffo Society. Members of the classes of 2001 and 1976 can enjoy a special pre-reception starting at 5:30 p.m.
Young Alumni Night at The Hut
5:30–7 p.m. | The Hut
$15 per personCalling all alumni from the classes of 2017–2026! Before the Block Party, gather with your friends at The Hut (aka everyone's favorite SCU watering hole) for a fun evening of delicious drinks, tasty appetizers, and Bronco spirit.
Class of 1961 Reunion Dinner
6 p.m. | San Jose Marriott, 301 S. Market St., San Jose
$75 per personEnjoy a cocktail hour with appetizers followed by a sit-down dinner to celebrate your 65th reunion.
Men’s Lacrosse Alumni Banquet
6:30 p.m. | Benson Center, Williman Room
Various PricingCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of Men's Lacrosse at SCU! Alumni, family, and friends are invited to our Alumni Banquet.
19th Annual Men’s Rugby Fr. Coz Banquet
6:30 p.m. | Benson Center, Mission Room
Various PricingAlumni, family, and friends are invited to the 19th Annual Men’s Rugby Fr. Coz Banquet!
All-Class Block Party
6:30–9 p.m. | Abby Sobrato Mall
$28 per person through Sept. 13
$43 per person beginning Sept. 14Hang out with your classmates in your reunion area, then stroll down “the block” to enjoy delicious food and drink while listening to live music from Under the Covers, featuring singer Kate Monaco ’03.
Theatre and Dance Reception—All Years, Majors, Minors, & Enthusiasts
7–9 p.m. | Fess Parker Studio Theatre
No ChargeCalling all theatre and dance enthusiasts! Reconnect with other Theatre and Dance alumni at this festive reception.
Class of 1996 After-party
8:30–10 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
$20 per person, includes snacks and drinksMix and mingle with your fellow Class of 1996 Broncos for an after-party following the All Class Block Party!
Class of 1986 After-party
9 p.m. | Da Silva’s Bronco’s Pub, Franklin Mall, Santa Clara
Keep the party going! After Friday’s All-Class Block Party, head to Da Silva’s to reconnect with classmates, swap stories from your Santa Clara days, and enjoy live music from Scott Logsdon ’86 and The BentPeter Band.
Class of 2011 After-party
9 p.m. | The Hut
Pay your own wayGather with your classmates at the All-Class Block Party, then walk over to The Hut for a casual outing to keep the memories rolling!
Saturday, Oct. 10
Reunion Check-In
9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Bannan Alumni House
Make the Bannan Alumni House your first stop when you get to campus to check-in, receive your nametag, and enjoy some refreshments to kick-off a fun-filled weekend!
We are running a clothing drive through the on-campus thrift store for students, Bucky’s Closet. You can help future alumni dress for success by donating your gently-used professional attire at the Bannan Alumni House during check-in hours.
Annual Veterans Breakfast
8–9:30 a.m. | Benson Center, Williman Room
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
Class of 1971 Walk and Breakfast
9 a.m. | Walk begins at the Mission Church
9:30–10:30 a.m. | Breakfast available. Campus Location TBD
$5 per personJoin classmates for a brisk or leisurely walk (your choice) through campus, ending with a light continental breakfast. Not up for the walk? Feel free to meet up just for breakfast. All are welcome.
Outdoor Yoga
9 a.m. | Campus Location TBD
$5 per personMove mindfully through a slow flow sequence - encouraging awareness, grounding, and ease. This class, taught by Kathryn Luna-Romero '15, provides a supportive and inclusive environment where participants can explore yoga at their own pace. All levels and abilities welcome!
Kathryn offers yoga classes that blend mindful movement, breath work, and thoughtfully curated music. Her teaching invites presence and connection, making space for all bodies and backgrounds. She creates a calming, supportive, and inclusive space for students to explore yoga at their own pace, aiming to inspire students to move with intention and feel at home in their practice.
Parallel Visions
9 a.m.–3 p.m. | Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building, Art and Art History Gallery
No ChargeThis group exhibition draws parallels from artists in Hokkaido, Japan and select faculty members from the Santa Clara University Department of Art and Art History. The exhibit reflects the thirty-five-year relationship between SCU and artists from Hokkaido, and compares and contrasts work from both groups to show the similarities and differences in how the artists approach a variety of mediums.
Pickleball Drop-In Play
9 a.m.–1 p.m. | Degheri Tennis Center
$10 per personStop by the Degheri Tennis Center for a match of pickleball against other Broncos. All levels are welcome to drop in and play a pickup game. Bring your favorite paddle, or borrow one of ours.
SCU Hero Games
9:30–11:30 a.m. | St. Ignatius Lawn
No ChargeThe SCU Hero Games bring students, veterans, alumni, and community members together through team-based physical and leadership challenges. The military-inspired campus competition honors service; builds community; and celebrates the strength, resilience, and spirit of the Bronco family.
Share Your Bronco History
10 a.m.–4 p.m. | Learning Commons & Library, First Floor—Ask at the Help Desk
No ChargeDo you have a story about your time at SCU? Santa Clara University Archives and Special Collections is looking to record and collect short oral histories (10 minutes or less) from alumni and community members about their experiences on campus. They can be happy, sad, funny, or all of the above! Oral histories will be made available to researchers interested in the people of SCU. Come be a part of our history!
Alumni for Others Community Service Project: Pack with Purpose
10 a.m.–noon | Bannan Alumni House, Front Lawn
No ChargeJoin fellow Broncos and current students for a hands-on service opportunity during Grand Reunion! In partnership with the Santa Clara Community Action Program (SCCAP), we’ll be packing hygiene kits for Next Door Solutions, a local nonprofit supporting survivors of domestic violence. Whether you stay for the full project or pop in between events, it’s a great way to live out our Jesuit values and give back—together. All are welcome!
Men’s Lacrosse Alumni Game
10 a.m.–noon | Bellomy Field
No ChargeCelebrate 50 years! Calling all lacrosse alumni! Take to the field once again with your fellow lacrosse alumni for some fun competition in this annual event.
Women’s Lacrosse Alumni Game
10 a.m.–noon | Bellomy Field
No ChargeCalling all lacrosse alumni! Take to the field once again with your fellow lacrosse alumni for some fun competition in this annual event.
Class of 1976 Panel
10–11 a.m. | Campus Location TBD
No ChargeMembers of the class will discuss the similarities and differences of their SCU experiences with current students.
Strategies for Networking and Bronco Professional Resources
10–11 a.m. | Lucas Hall, Forbes Conference Room
No ChargeDiscover practical ways to strengthen your confidence and stay productive while navigating your career. Hear insights from Career Coaching experts from SCU’s Career Center, and also hear about resources available to Alumni to tap into the Bronco Network.
Ignatian Examen with Jack Treacy, S.J. ’77
10:30–11:15 a.m. | St. Joseph’s Hall, Multifaith Sanctuary
No ChargeTake some time to reflect on your SCU memories, from your student days to the present, with the Ignatian Examen. This guided prayer experience will be led by Fr. Jack Treacy ’77.
Black Alumni Community Social
11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
Sikh Alumni Community Social
11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
Dance Team Reunion
11 a.m.–1 p.m. | Athletic Excellence Center, Davey Court
$50 per person, includes a t-shirt
$40 per person, without shirtThe Santa Clara University Dance Team is hosting an Alumni Reunion! Come dance, mix, and mingle with dance and cheer members from the past and present. Reunion includes an all-levels dance class and combo taught by the current SCU Dance Team, followed by light bites and beverages. You will also have the chance to purchase a special SCU Dance Team Alumni T-shirt! All dance and cheer alumni are welcome to attend! We can't wait to connect with you!
Bronco Business Registry Live—Industry Panel on Entrepreneurship
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | Lucas Hall, Forbes Conference Room
No ChargeHear from Bronco business owners across various industries about their experiences as entrepreneurs and how SCU has shaped their journeys.
Gianera Society Luncheon
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. | Malley Center
Complimentary for the Class of 1976 and one guest, as well as for any alumni whose class year ends in a 1 or a 6
$30 per person for non-reunion alumni and guestsA special luncheon for our Golden Broncos (those 50 or more years out from Commencement), featuring the induction of the Class of 1976 into the William C. Gianera, S.J. Society.
Coz Cup Rugby Game
Noon–1:30 p.m. | Bellomy Field
Calling all rugby alumni! Get back out on the pitch for some friendly competition during this annual Grand Reunion tradition!
Wild West Fest
Noon–2 p.m. | Santa Clara Mall, between Benson Center and Kenna Hall
No charge to attend. Food and beverages available for purchase.Giddy on up to the Wild West Fest! Savor food and drinks at the “saloon” and enjoy games and activities for alumni of all ages. Bringing your future Broncos? Check out our inflatables, face painting, a petting zoo, balloon artists, and more!
MENA Alumni Community Social
12:30–2 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
Campus Tour
1–2 p.m. | Abby Sobrato Mall Fountain
No ChargeSee how the campus has changed (or hasn’t!) since you were last at SCU. This tour will also give you a glimpse into a residence hall.
“Crossing the Alameda” Podcast LIVE
1:30–2:30 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
No ChargeJoin our distinguished hosts: Mike Kline, Charles Michelet, Karin Morin, A.J. Riebli, and Dave Zemke as they broadcast live from campus. “Crossing the Alameda” is an SCU-centric podcast focusing on the stories of members of the class of 1991. It's a "walk down memory lane" combined with life journeys, failures, successes, and quite a few laughs. They have already posted over 50 episodes. Watch on YouTube, listen on Spotify, or listen on Apple Podcasts.
APISA Alumni Community Social
2–4 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
Sponsored by the Inclusive Excellence DivisionShowcasing our shared Jesuit mission of belonging, these socials are tailored for each affinity and identity-based alumni group (Asian, Black, Latinx, LGBTQ+, MENA, Pacific Islander, Sikh, and Veterans). Each social offers a welcoming space to reconnect with fellow Broncos, celebrate our connections and experiences, and make new friendships with alumni from across generations in a casual and engaging environment.
Men’s Water Polo Alumni Game
2 p.m. | Sullivan Aquatic Center
No ChargeCalling all water polo alumni! Be sure to head to the Sullivan Aquatic Center for this annual matchup. The game is free for all attendees.
Old Vibes, New Digs: Class of 2006 Back at The Hut
3 p.m. | The Hut
Pay your own wayJoin fellow 2006 Broncos for a laid-back hang at The Hut. Haven’t been lately? You’ll hardly recognize it (but, don’t worry, we still remember those dollars on the ceiling!). Grab a drink or some appetizers and catch up with your classmates. It’s the perfect warmup before your class dinner and dancing back on campus later that night!
de Saisset Fun With the Class of ’81
3–5 p.m. | de Saisset Museum
$35 per personJoin your classmates for a reception at the de Saisset Museum. Enjoy drinks, light bites, and memories of Club 66!
School of Education and Counseling Psychology Reception
3–5 p.m. | Guadalupe Hall
No ChargeEnjoy drinks and appetizers while you reconnect with fellow alumni, faculty, and staff from the School of Education and Counseling Psychology.
Reunion Mass
5–6 p.m. | Mission Church
No ChargeGather in the historic Mission Church with fellow Broncos for the traditional reunion Mass. Bring back memories of those Sunday evening liturgies with music and an inspiring homily as you worship together with longtime friends.
Dean’s Reception for the Leavey School of Business
5:30–7 p.m. | Lucas Hall
No ChargeCatch up with classmates, faculty and staff from the Leavey School of Business over drinks and appetizers.
School of Engineering Dean’s Reception
5:30–7 p.m. | Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation
No ChargeReconnect with fellow alumni, faculty, and staff from the School of Engineering over drinks and appetizers.
College of Arts and Sciences Alumni Reception
5:30–7 p.m. | Vari Hall
No Charge. Two drink tickets are included with registration.Get ready to reconnect, reminisce, and raise a glass! The College of Arts and Sciences’ alumni reception is a special opportunity to engage with the faculty members who shaped your worldview and catch up with fellow alumni who shared your campus experience. Whether your college days were spent in the research lab, the art studio, or arguing philosophy by the Benson fountain, this is your invitation to plug back into the vibrant, dynamic community that makes the College so special.
Class of 1966 Reunion Dinner
6–10 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
$75 per personCelebrate your 60th reunion with a cocktail hour and appetizers, followed by a sit-down dinner.
Class of 1971 Reunion Dinner
6–10 p.m. | Campus Location TBD
$75 per person through Sept. 13
$95 per person beginning Sept. 14Celebrate your 55th reunion with a cocktail hour and appetizers, followed by a sit-down dinner.
Class of 1976 Golden Reunion Dinner
6–10 p.m. | Locatelli Center
$75 per person through Sept. 13
$95 per person beginning Sept. 14Celebrate your 50th reunion with cocktails, appetizers, a served dinner, and music.
Reunion Class Parties (Classes of 1981–2026)
6:30–11:30 p.m. | Mission Gardens
For the classes of 1981–2016:
$75 per person through Sept. 13
$95 per person beginning Sept. 14
ONLY for the class of 2021:
$50 per person through Sept. 13
$80 per person, beginning Sept. 14
ONLY for the class of 2026:
$50 per person through Sept. 13
$60 per person beginning Sept. 14Cap off your reunion with a fun-filled evening of food, drink, dancing, and camaraderie with your classmates. Each class will have a designated seating area with shared bars and dance floors.
Your ticket includes food, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. Mixed drinks will be available for purchase.
Sunday, Oct. 11
All-Class Brunch
9 a.m.–noon | Adobe Lodge
$30 per person through Sept. 13
$45 per person beginning Sept. 14Round out a memorable weekend back on the Mission campus with a delicious buffet—including coffee, juice, and mimosas—in the company of friends.


























































