Who could forget the feeling of celebrating an Irish win with your closest friends in Notre Dame Stadium? Or the first time that lightbulb went off in class with your favorite professor? A walk around the lakes or a trip to the Grotto was always a welcome respite. And meals with your section mates were sacred — and always at the best dining hall. Recapture the magic of those moments at Reunion 2025, taking place the weekend of Thursday, May 29 through Sunday, June 1! Round up the crew and join us for an unforgettable weekend celebrating as a Notre Dame family. Whether you’re looking to pick up some new knowledge at a workshop, make a visit to all your old haunts, hear from University leaders about the future of Notre Dame, or simply catch up with your best friends over refreshments on the quad, Reunion 2025 has a little something for everyone.

Who could forget the feeling of celebrating an Irish win with your closest friends in Notre Dame Stadium? Or the first time that lightbulb went off in class with your favorite professor? A walk around the lakes or a trip to the Grotto was always a welcome respite. And meals with your section mates were sacred — and always at the best dining hall. Recapture the magic of those moments at Reunion 2025, taking place the weekend of Thursday, May 29 through Sunday, June 1! Round up the crew and join us for an unforgettable weekend celebrating as a Notre Dame family. Whether you’re looking to pick up some new knowledge at a workshop, make a visit to all your old haunts, hear from University leaders about the future of Notre Dame, or simply catch up with your best friends over refreshments on the quad, Reunion 2025 has a little something for everyone.

Authors Charles Lamb and Elizabeth Hogan will explore the history and tradition of Notre Dame football through photography, including showing never-before-seen photos from Notre Dame Archives, during the book talk “Fighting Irish Football: Photographs from the Archives.” They will also explore how sports photography developed over time and will share their experiences working in the archives and compiling their book, Fighting Irish Football: The Notre Dame Tradition in Photographs. The event is free and open to the public and will also be featured as part of the Notre Dame Alumni Association’s Reunion Weekend programming. It is cohosted by the University of Notre Dame Press, Hesburgh Libraries, Cushwa Center, and the Alumni Club of St Joseph Valley. Books will be available for purchase at the event, and 10% of all proceeds from the day will be donated to the Alumni Club of St. Joseph Valley. Attendees who RSVP in advance will receive a free 75th anniversary pin from Notre Dame Press. To learn more or RSVP, visit undpress.nd.edu/reunion-weekend.

Authors Charles Lamb and Elizabeth Hogan will explore the history and tradition of Notre Dame football through photography, including showing never-before-seen photos from Notre Dame Archives, during the book talk “Fighting Irish Football: Photographs from the Archives.” They will also explore how sports photography developed over time and will share their experiences working in the archives and compiling their book, Fighting Irish Football: The Notre Dame Tradition in Photographs. The event is free and open to the public and will also be featured as part of the Notre Dame Alumni Association’s Reunion Weekend programming. It is cohosted by the University of Notre Dame Press, Hesburgh Libraries, Cushwa Center, and the Alumni Club of St Joseph Valley. Books will be available for purchase at the event, and 10% of all proceeds from the day will be donated to the Alumni Club of St. Joseph Valley. Attendees who RSVP in advance will receive a free 75th anniversary pin from Notre Dame Press. To learn more or RSVP, visit undpress.nd.edu/reunion-weekend.