Alumni News

Bicentennials and birthdays were celebrated in style, with a bright spotlight shone on this year’s theme, Innovation.

Congratulations to our newest alumni members.

Hirakawa ’96 and collaborators enlivened the Chapel with a dazzling jazz performance.

Dr. Demessie, Senior Vice President and Executive Director of the Universal Music Group’s global Task Force for Meaningful Change, spoke to the Reserve community about the incredible coalescence of artistry, culture and impact.

Yang is this year’s Knight Fellow and inaugural speaker in the Bicentennial Speakers Series

Thank you to all who helped organize such a beautiful program.

Thank you, Dr. Green Halpern, for sharing your experience, wisdom, gratitude and the winding path you led after WRA.

Our new field will use state-of-the-art turf and field lights, illuminating the game for spectators and providing a deserving spotlight for our incredible athletes. Go Pios!

We extend gratitude to Board of Trustee Mr. John P. Hewko ’75 for his informed perspective

VaLanDria Smith-Lash ‘19 and Maria Paparella ‘16 have been named as some of the most impactful young people in their region.

William F. Roemer ’51 and John C. Nicolls ’68 Receive The James Ellsworth Award

Congratulations to this unforgettable class of Pioneers.

On Friday, April 21, Dr. Joseph S. Wood shared his commitment to the issues and challenges of urban life — and his ongoing efforts to address them.

A producer, investor and philanthropist, Fisher is also a member of the first female class to graduate from Reserve after its return to coeducation in 1972.

The company, started by Fred Danforth ‘68, is situated in Middlebury, VT and is proud of its American roots.