Reunion 2025 Throwback: Rosemont College proudly hosted its Reunion Weekend 2025 from October 3rd to 5th. The event brought alumni from across the decades back to campus to celebrate friendship, reconnect with classmates, and rediscover the beauty of Rosemont in autumn.
A Joyful Return to Campus
The weekend began with excitement and a warm welcome from the Alumni Office. Alumni gathered in Main Building for a lively wine tasting with Innocenti Family Wines. Laughter and stories filled the room as old friends reunited. Later that evening, the Class of 1975 Golden Rose Reception marked a special milestone. Meanwhile, the Class of 1985 gathered at nearby Gullifty’s for cocktails and conversation.
A Saturday of Connection & Celebration
Saturday started at the Welcome and Hospitality Table in the Hirsh Community Center, where guests were greeted by volunteers. Soon after, everyone joined the festive Oktoberfest on Connelly Green, which featured live music, great food, and plenty of campus spirit.
During the Rose Luncheon, classmates enjoyed time together and reflected on their shared history. President Jim Cawley hosted a Town Hall Meeting and shared exciting updates about the college’s activities and goals. Later, the Alumni Association Meeting and Award Presentation recognized remarkable alumni achievements. The celebration also honored the 60th Anniversary of the Rose Ring Class, a proud Rosemont tradition.
Throughout the afternoon, guests explored the campus on guided tours or attended the History of Main Building talk with Professor Michelle Morovec. In the evening, alumni admired artwork at the Alumnae and Alumni Artists Exhibit Opening before gathering for cocktails, dinner, and dancing in the Hirsh Community Center.
A Heartfelt Time Together
Sunday concluded the weekend with a touching Reunion Mass in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. Following the service, everyone enjoyed a farewell continental breakfast in Main Building.
Overall, Reunion 2025 celebrated the heart of Rosemont—its people, its traditions, and the lasting connections that define the college community.
