Schedule of Events

Come cheer on our Men's Soccer team as they play Brandeis at 11am. Go Eagles!

Come out and cheer on our Women's Soccer team as they play Brandeis. Go Eagles!

Chalk the Campus with Emory Students, alumni, and friends, to help kick off Homecoming week!

Come out and join Emory Students as they celebrate Homecoming at their HocoFest talent showcase!

Kick off Homecoming & Reunion weekend by mixing and mingling with fellow graduate alumni from Goizueta Business School, Emory University Law School, Emory University School of Medicine, Rollins School of Public Health, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, and Candler School of Theology.

Regrettably, we have learned that the rooftop at New Realm is only accessible by stairs. We are more than happy, however, to make additional accommodations for anyone who may need them in order to join us at this venue. Please let us know if you will need additional accommodations by emailing us at sphalumni@emory.edu prior to our event. 

The Emory Alumni Association cordially invites members of the Society of Corpus Cordis Aureum for a festive brunch with President Fenves.

Register to be placed on the waitlist for this event. 

The Emory Alumni Association cordially invites members of the Society of Corpus Cordis Aureum for a festive brunch with President Fenves.

Stop by our Welcome Table for schedules, maps and swag!

Salaat Ul-Jumah also known as Friday prayers will be held in the sanctuary of Cannon Chapel. It is a congregational prayer that is established on the blessed day of Friday and is a highlight of week for many in the Emory Muslim community. It is followed by a communal celebration over conversation and refreshments.

Join students, alumni and the Emory Community in cheering on the Women's Volleyball team Friday, October 21st as they play St. Mary's (Ind.). at 4pm and Averett at 7pm. Between matches we hope you stick around for happy hour from 6pm-8pm. Go Eagles!

Aarti is a form of worship in which a lamp, typically an oil lamp, is circled around a symbol, image, or deity while singing prayers of veneration. Join us for an evening of community and reflection. 

A Celebration of Emory's 60 Plus Alumni - Cocktails, heavy hors d'oeuvres, Reconnection and Reminiscing.

Goizueta Business School invites all MBA alumni back to campus to reconnect with fellow classmates and Goizueta faculty at our Homecoming Reunion celebration on Friday, October 21! Our event will take place outside and will feature drinks, food, music, and entertainment. There will also be an opportunity to meet and hear from Dean Gareth James. We are specially celebrating these milestone reunions: the classes of 1977 (45 years), 1982 (40 years), 1987 (35 years), 1992 (30 years), 1997 (25 years), 2001/2002 (20 years), 2007 (15 years), 2012 (10 years), and 2017 (5 years). Additionally, the classes of 2021 and 2022 are invited to celebrate their zero and one year reunions.

Candler School of Theology Black Alumni and Students come together for a happy hour.

Alumni Award presentation, drinks, dinner, and a time to reconnect. Reunion classes will be seated together. All are welcome!

Join us for a festive Shabbat dinner to kick off homecoming and parents weekend! We invite you to join our students as we bring in Shabbat and welcome you back to Emory University. Learn more 

The Emory Alumni Association is excited to celebrate milestone undergraduate college, BBA, and nursing Reunions in an unforgettable celebration on the Quad! Alumni who identify with the class years of 1992, 1997, 2002, 2012, or 2017 are invited to outdoor festivities featuring delicious food, drinks, live entertainment, and plenty of nostalgia. Each class will have their own bar & lounge area with nods to their time as Emory students.

Start the day with a continental breakfast while catching up with former nursing classmates and looking at photos and memorabilia from your time at Emory.

The walk/run will begin outside the Student Activity & Academic Center and run through Lullwater Park. All those interested are encouraged to register online, but walk ups are also welcome. On-site registration will be from 7:30 - 8:15 a.m. Prizes will be awarded to male and female winners in 5 age groups (21 and under, 22-29, 30-39, 40-49, and 50 and up). The run is hosted by Emory Recreation & Wellness and the Emory Alumni Association. Registration will open August 11, 2022. All participants will receive a T-shirt upon check-in. Bagels and coffee will also be served.

19th Annual J. Willis Hurst History of Medicine Symposium and CME

Registration is required

Virtual option for the 19th annual J. Willis Hurst History of Medicine Symposium and CME

Registration is required

Sharing the history and vision of Emory DPT, continuing education opportunities, lunch, roundtables, and reconnecting.

Registration is required.

Stop by to pick up schedules, map and swag!

Nursing alumni celebrating their 50th reunion are invited to join us for a tour of the Emory Nursing Learning Center (ENLC), a 70,000-square-foot space to support experiential and immersive learning for students in Downtown Decatur. The $20.6M expansion includes a state-of-the-art simulation and skills lab, which will provide experiential and immersive learning for students, and the Emory Nursing Experience, a program for continuing professional education in partnership with Emory Healthcare Nursing.

The Office of Admission will lead a session on the admission process at Emory for families who have high school aged students. Optional student-led tours of campus will follow. 

We will meet in the auditorium of the Oxford Road Building where the Emory Bookstore is located. 

The Emory community is invited to hear from faculty experts during this Homecoming lecture. Emory faculty experts, including Darren Hutchinson, Professor of Law and John Lewis Chair for Civil Rights and Social Justice, Michael Rich, Professor and Department Chair of Political Science, and Subasri Narasimhan, Assistant Professor of Global Health, will explore recent Supreme Court decisions, including Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, implications for future decisions, and limitations and powers of the Judicial Branch.

This tour will focus on Emory’s distinctive architecture, public art, and care for the environment. Enjoy a stroll around the historic core of the campus as the history of Emory in Druid Hills unfolds through buildings, statues, trees, and green spaces.

Join us for a tour of Emory's current identity spaces for students in the AMUC, including the Asian Student Center, Center for Women, Centro Latinx, Emory Black Student Union, and LGBT Life. 

Join past Volunteer Emory and CBSC Fellow participants over brunch to reminisce and catch-up. We hope you're able to join us for good food and good memories!

Hear from current students and faculty members as they share their experiences at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, engage in a conversation about Nursing through the years.

Join the Emory Buddhist community in a meditation and dharma practice led by Buddhist Chaplain Venerable Priya Sraman. The practice includes a brief group chant and meditation followed by dharma sharing while enjoying a shared meal. 

President Fenves will address families and take their questions in a town hall format.

Emory Alumni Association invites you to kickoff the Homecoming Festival with food and music for Black Emory. What is Black Emory? Black Emory is the alumni association's commitment to engaging Black alumni by celebrating everything Black. No matter what year or school you graduated, regardless if you are Greek or non-Greek, or any other distinguishing Emory experience. Everyone is welcome and invited.

Visit the Carlos Museum during Homecoming to experience the permanent collection including our recently renovated Asian Gallery and two special, temporary exhibitions. Docents will be in the galleries to answer your questions and offer information from 11 am to 2 pm. Museum admission is free for Emory alumni and families throughout Homecoming weekend. Special exhibitions include Making an Impression: the Art and Craft of Engraved Roman Gemstones. Drawing on the museum’s collection of Greek and Roman gems, the majority of which have never been displayed publicly, this is the first exhibition of Greek and Roman gems in the southeastern United States. More information is available at carlos.emory.edu/exhibitions.

Come out and watch the Homecoming Parade as student organizations, residence halls, sports teams, and Greek life members walk through campus and end on the Quadrangle with their decorated floats. Enjoy cheering on the students, listening to marching bands, and much more!

It’s time to celebrate! Reminisce with classmates as you enjoy an elegant three course lunch and champagne toast at the School of Nursing with Dean and fellow Emory Nursing alumna, Dr. Linda McCauley 79MN.

Light lunch meet n greet for School of Medicine alumni

Registration is required

Bring your family, find inspiration in the monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery who will be in the Carlos Museum’s Ackerman Hall completing a week-long mandala project for Emory Tibet Week, and make your own sand mandala under the museum tent on the quad. Unique to Tibetan Buddhism, sand mandalas are believed to affect purification and healing. Alumni and families will be able to design their own mandalas using chakpurs and sand, like the monks. Members of the Emory Creative Network board will be available to chat as well! Museum admission is free for Emory alumni and families throughout Homecoming weekend.

Join us at a variety of affinity tents and interactive booths during the Homecoming Festival and Concert. Select all that are of interest to you: 

• Oxford College
• Over 40 Network
• Belonging and Community Justice
• Recreation and Wellness 
• Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life
• Emory University School of Medicine
• The Michael C. Carlos Museum and the Emory Creative Network
• Goizueta Business School
  
• Emory Young Alumni Network
• Native and Indigenous Studies
• 60+ Network and SCCA
• Black Emory
• LGBT+ Network
• Latinx Network
• Emory University School of Law
• Office of Spiritual and Religious Life
• Candler School of Theology
• Regional Networks
• Rollins School of Public Health
• Libraries TechLab and Makerspace
• Parents
• Laney Graduate School
• Delta Sigma Theta
• Volunteer Emory
• Emory Votes

Experience an afternoon of eclectic live music, amazing food, nostalgia, and family fun on the Quadrangle. Hear from world-renowned chef Kevin Gillespie, and see performances from Tai Verdes, Bea Miller, Maddie & Tae, and legendary pop rock group Orleans. The first 4,000 registered attendees receive free BBQ, snacks, beer/soda, and a special Emory t-shirt. Indulge in opportunities to purchase additional sumptuous food from top local food trucks, while you spend an afternoon of fun in the sun with fellow alumni, students, faculty, staff, and family members (free kids activities, too!).

Special food and beverage experience for donors that are part of the Wise Heart Society, Judson C. Ward Consecutive Giving Society (donors with 20 or more years of consecutive giving or 30 or more years of total giving), and the 1836 Society.

Join the Emory Choirs and alumni from the past 25 years to celebrate a return to singing. We’ll gather for a light lunch, spend the afternoon rehearsing together, and perform alongside Concert Choir and University Chorus on their fall concert.

12:00 p.m. – Check-in and light lunch

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. – Rehearsal

6:30 p.m. – Call time

8:00 p.m. – Concert

All events will take place in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts.

Register by September 1 for Early Bird pricing of $30. After September 1 registration will be $35.

Please register by Thursday, September 22nd. We hope to see you there!

Join students, alumni and the Emory Community in cheering on the Women's Volleyball team Saturday, October 22nd as they play Wooster College. Go Eagles!

Cheer on our Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving teams as they compete against BSU. Go Eagles!

Audio visual and engaging presentation by Dacre Stoker, Bram Stoker's great grand-nephew of Bram Stoker and the international best-selling co-author of Dracula the Un-Dead (Dutton, 2009), the official Stoker family endorsed sequel to Dracula. Learn about the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library's recent acquisition of the Bram Stoker Collection.

Join fellow students, alumni and the Emory community in cheering on our Men's Soccer team as they play against Roanoke College. Go Eagles!

After our Friday night celebration (make sure you join us Friday night), the Class of 2017 is meeting up for drinks, bites, laughs, and new memories! Register early for a free T-Shirt!

The Candler School of Theology Candler Divines (Episcopal/Anglican Alums) Meetup

Join the Nurses’ Alumni Association for its annual Homecoming Awards Celebration as we present the 2022 Alumni Awards and Emory Healthcare 30 Year Service Awards.

We invite you to join us at the University Catholic Center for dinner and fellowship, where we'll give a brief presentation about Catholic life on campus and answer any questions about your student's experience at the Catholic Center. Learn more here: https://www.emorycatholic.org/. For questions, please contact Michael Zauche at mzauche@emory.edu.

Join us for an evening of food, friends, and games with the Class of 2012! Catch up with your fellow 10 Year alums at Twain's Brewpub & Billiards in Decatur from 7:30 to 10 p.m. We'll have drinks, snacks, Emory swag, and lots of reminiscing. We can't wait to see you there!

If you're attending the Friday night celebration as well, your registration for this mixer is complimentary!

Learn more about the University Catholic Center at Emory. 

Before you head home, join us for Brunch at Emory Hillel. We'll have bagels, lox, and all your brunch favorites. We'll give a brief presentation about Jewish life on campus and can answer any question that you have about your student's experience at Emory Hillel. Learn more

Emory Beloved Community is a weekly ecumenical Protestant worship service planned for the campus community that gathers Sundays at 11:00 a.m. during the academic year. Please join us for a special homecoming and family weekend service as we are joined by The Rev. Deborah M. Nutt 99B. Lunch will be served at 12 pm. 

Learn more about the University Catholic Center at Emory.