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A week to find your way back

Alumni Reunion 2026 planned more than 140 events, with campus and online activities for graduates and families across June 14–20.

Alumni and their children pose in front of a Reunion inflatable.Photo: U of T Alumni News

The context

Where the work begins

Alumni Reunion 2026 was scheduled for June 14–20, with more than 140 events across U of T's three campuses. The program combined milestone celebrations and lectures with family activities and familiar campus traditions. Graduates could plan a visit to campus or take part online, depending on how they wanted to reconnect.

The takeaway

What follows

The invitation was also a chance to return to places and friendships associated with university life. President Melanie Woodin described the occasion as her first Reunion in the role and welcomed alumni back for the week. For families, the advertised program included hands-on activities alongside opportunities for graduates to learn and celebrate together.

Source reporting

A week to find your way back

U of T Alumni News · September 18, 2026

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