EVENTS

MAY 26-28, 2023

We're looking forward to seeing you on campus for Reunion Weekend 2023!

30TH REUNION SCHEDULE

Check out highlights of our Reunion Weekend below, or see a full schedule of events hour by hour. Then register to join us!

Friday May 26, 9pm-1am

Campus Dance

Come back to Brown for Campus Dance! Join more than 11,000 people dancing the night away under a sky lit with hundreds of paper lanterns.

We'll have a reserved Class of 1993 table where you'll be able to meet up with fellow classmates.

Ever wonder how Brown sets things up for the biggest party in Providence? Watch the time lapse to see how!

Saturday May 27, Noon-2:30pm

Bruno's Block Party

Reunion classes and recent grads (Classes of 2019–2022) are invited to Brown's Stadium area for an Ocean State–themed block party. Complete with food trucks, a 21+ beer garden, summertime tunes, Del's lemonade, and activities for the young and young-at-heart, this family-friendly celebration has a little something for everyone.

Sunday May 28, 9:30am

Commencement Procession

One of Brown’s oldest and greatest traditions, the Procession brings together the entire Brown community. The Class of '93 will march together —passing by University Hall—through the Van Wickle Gates, and down College Hill. After the last person goes through the Van Wickle Gates, the procession inverts and undergraduates continue down College Street.

The procession steps off promptly at 9:45 a.m. from Waterman Street, north of Faunce Arch. The Class of '93 should assemble in the assigned class location on George Street by 9:30 a.m.

OUR FIGHT SONG

Ever True To Brown, by Donald Jackson, Class of 1909

TRADITIONAL

UNOFFICIAL

We are ever true to Brown,

For we love our college dear,

And wherever we may go,

We are ready with a cheer,

And the people always say,

That you can't outshine Brown Men,

With their Rah! Rah! Rah!

And their Ki! Yi! Yi!

And their B-R-O-double U-N!

We are ever true to Brown,

For we love our college dear,

And wherever we may go, (Where are we going?)

We are ready with a beer,

And the people always say, (What do they say?)

That you can't outdrink Brown Men, (and Women!)

With a scotch and rye,

And a whiskey dry,

And a B-O-U-R-B-O-N!

PREVIOUS CLASS EVENTS

May 11, 2023 from 7-8pm EST

Voting, Lies and Issues of Democracy:

Discourse, Law and Politics in Contemporary U.S. Elections

A special Class of 1993 webinar featured panelists Dr. Ian Reifowitz '93, Dr. Adrienne Jones '93, Dr. Lara Schwartz '93 and our moderator Phillipa Ashby '93.

What do we mean when we talk about democracy and fair elections? How do the courts construe these? How do media figures construe these? How do political officials construe these? What’s the state of the law and the state of the discussion in our society?

Dr. Adrienne Jones ’93, is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Morehouse College. Dr. Ian Reifowitz ’93 is a SUNY Distinguished Professor and has taught history at SUNY-Empire State College since 2002. Dr. Lara Schwartz ’93 is the founding director of the Project on Civil Discourse at American University and is a civil rights lawyer.

Dr. Ian Reifowitz '93

Dr. Adrienne Jones '93

Dr. Lara Schwartz '93

Phillipa Ashby '93

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