Alumnae Weekend
Celebrating the Joy of Hutchison!
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Alumnae Weekend 2025
Reconnect with friends, relive your favorite Hutchison traditions, and experience the joy of being back on campus for Alumnae Weekend 2025. This special two-day celebration welcomes all alumnae to enjoy meaningful moments together, with special emphasis on milestone reunions for classes ending in 0 and 5. Don’t miss this chance to celebrate our shared history and create new memories for years to come!
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
Coffee & Confections
Starting at 9:00 am | Sprunt Room
Kick off the weekend by catching up with friends and former teachers over coffee and sweet treats.
Alumnae Weekend Convocation
10:00 am | Wiener Theater
Join us to experience the nostalgia of a Hutchison convocation.
Then & Now Exhibit
10:30 am | Dorothy Lee Wilson Advanced Learning Center
Walk through a thoughtfully curated exhibit showcasing Hutchison’s past, present, and future — open all weekend.
Lunch on the Farm
11:00 am | Katherine & John Dobbs Farm
Enjoy lunch on the Hutchison Farm featuring student-grown produce and a creative project presentation. $15 per person
Campus After Hours
5:00-7:00 pm | Alumnae Courtyard
Discover the beauty of campus at sunset while enjoying cocktails, light bites, and live music. Complimentary for all alumnae!
Starting at 9:00 am | Sprunt Room
Kick off the weekend by catching up with friends and former teachers over coffee and sweet treats.
Alumnae Weekend Convocation
10:00 am | Wiener Theater
Join us to experience the nostalgia of a Hutchison convocation.
Then & Now Exhibit
10:30 am | Dorothy Lee Wilson Advanced Learning Center
Walk through a thoughtfully curated exhibit showcasing Hutchison’s past, present, and future — open all weekend.
Lunch on the Farm
11:00 am | Katherine & John Dobbs Farm
Enjoy lunch on the Hutchison Farm featuring student-grown produce and a creative project presentation. $15 per person
Campus After Hours
5:00-7:00 pm | Alumnae Courtyard
Discover the beauty of campus at sunset while enjoying cocktails, light bites, and live music. Complimentary for all alumnae!
SATURDAY, APRIL 5
Book Discussion & Signing with Author Sara Fay Peters Egan ’00
10:30 am | Sprunt Room
Join Sara Fay Peters Egan ’00 for a discussion and signing of her new book "The Through Line: Finding Happiness through the Curveballs of Life, Family, and Business." Books will be available for purchase.
Milestone Mimosa Brunch
11:30 am | Welsh Dining Hall
Celebrating milestone reunion classes and our 2025 Alumnae Award Honorees. $40 per person
10:30 am | Sprunt Room
Join Sara Fay Peters Egan ’00 for a discussion and signing of her new book "The Through Line: Finding Happiness through the Curveballs of Life, Family, and Business." Books will be available for purchase.
Milestone Mimosa Brunch
11:30 am | Welsh Dining Hall
Celebrating milestone reunion classes and our 2025 Alumnae Award Honorees. $40 per person
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