Yes, on-site registration will be available for events that are not already at capacity. On-site registration fees will be higher than those offered during pre-registration. We encourage you to register as early as possible so we can ensure that there is enough food, drink, and staff on hand for all guests.

Please contact the Alumni Office to make changes to your registration by calling 617-552-1865.

No, printed tickets will not be issued for individual events. Simply arrive at the events for which you pre-registered and check in with staff at the registration table. You will receive either a name tag or a sticker, which will act as your ticket and grant you admission to fee-based events. Free events do not require a name tag or sticker for entry.

A limited number of shuttle buses will be available. Detailed information about shuttle stop locations and hours will be marked on the Reunion Weekend maps, which will be distributed upon your arrival and at every event. Shuttle times will be announced at a later date.

Hours of Operation:

• Friday: 5 p.m.–12 a.m.
• Saturday: 12 p.m.–12:30 a.m.

Yes, dining halls will be open throughout Reunion Weekend. The locations and hours of operation will be announced at a later date.

Yes, the BC Bookstore, Bapst and O’Neill Libraries, and other campus facilities will be open. Please note that the McMullen Museum is under construction and may not be available for Reunion Weekend. Please check the McMullen website for more information: bc.edu/sites/artmuseum.

Detailed information about the hours of operation for other offices and facilities will be available on the Reunion Weekend maps, which will be distributed upon your arrival and at every event.

In case of inclement weather, updates about event location changes will be sent via email, via push notifications from the Reunion 2023 mobile app, and posted on the Reunion Website.

This year’s available spaces can accommodate two-, four-, six-, and eight-person groups, depending on the building your class is assigned. Many alumni will be in an eight-person, four-bedroom suite with two twin beds in each bedroom. There will be a common area and two shared bathrooms in the suite. It is possible that a few groups of eight will be split into two suites or apartments. In that situation, the groups will be split up into two groups of four, and we will do our best to place those groups in adjacent suites.

If you need an accessible room, please make note in the “Additional Accommodations” section of your registration so we can make necessary accommodations. Items such as shower chairs are not available outside of accessible rooms. If you have other injuries or physical limitations that BC should be aware of, please make note of them in the “Additional Accommodations” section.

The following items WILL be provided for each guest:

• Linens: flat and fitted sheets, one blanket (you may want to bring an extra one in case of cool weather), one pillowcase, and one pillow
• Small bath towel
• Tissues
• Toilet paper
• Trash bags
• Free WiFi
• Refrigerator
• Air conditioning

The following items WILL NOT be provided for each guest:

• Fans
• Microwaves (in most buildings)
• Televisions
• Ice machines
• Toiletries
• Irons and ironing boards
• Hair dryers

We recommend bringing an extra blanket, bathrobe or additional towel, hand towel, hangers, shower shoes, personal toiletries, etc. Many alumni who have stayed on campus in the past have also found it helpful to bring paper products such as paper towels, cups, and plates.

We recommend that you form even-numbered groups. Most bedrooms will have two beds, and we will fill every bed within each suite or apartment. Since the majority of our largest suites hold eight people, we cannot guarantee that groups of a larger size will be placed in the same area.

If your group does not fill the entire suite or apartment, the remainder of your suite or apartment will be filled with members of your class. For this reason, we encourage guests to form groups in even numbers so that your immediate roommate in your bedroom will be a friend.

You will receive an email a few days before Reunion Weekend with your residence hall building assignment. This email will include additional information on how to contact the Welcome Center while you are on campus and details on how to check into and out of your room assignment. You will receive a specific room number when you check in.

• Friday, June 2: check-in at 12 p.m.
• Saturday, June 3: check-in at 9 a.m; check-out at 12 p.m.
• Sunday, June 4: check-out at 11 a.m.  

We regret that we are unable to accommodate guests under the age of 21 in housing. All guests must be 21 or older to stay in housing for the weekend.

Kegs are not allowed in the residence halls, but all other alcohol may be brought in. Consumption of alcohol in public areas, outside of the residence halls, is not permitted.