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Thinking About Economic Insecurity & Inequality hosted by the Frank McKenna School of Philosophy, Politics & Economics 
Avard-Dixon Building, Room 111

Join alumni Munir Squires ('05), Kirsten Cornelson ('07), and Rosemary Cockshutt ('16) as they  explore economic insecurity and inequality, and the ideas and policies shaping a more equitable future. 

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Registration
Windsor Grand Room, Windsor Hall

First stop, registration!  Pickup your registration welcome package and then get access to your on-campus accommodations in the Windsor Lobby.

Hall Assignments (Please note these room assignments can change)

Harper Hall

• Class of 1961
• Class of 1971 
• Class of 1976
• Men's Hockey Reunion 

Windsor Hall

• Class of 1966
• Class of 1981 
• Class of 1986 
• Class of 1991 

Campbell Hall

• Class of 1996
• Class of 1999
• Class of 2001
• Class of 2006 
• Class of 2011
• Class of 2016
• Class of 2021
• Class of 2025

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Reunion Weekend arrival and parking information

Reunion attendees staying on campus will be checking in at Windsor Grand to get their room assignment and key, tickets, and registration package.

No parking will be available outside of Harper, Windsor  or Campbell Hall during check-in. Cars cannot be left unattended in the quad, except to unload luggage.

Guests of Harper, Campbell and Windsor Hall  

1. ´¡°ù°ù¾±±¹²¹±ô:  Enter the Northside Quad from Main Street between Windsor and Campbell Hall (via the rainbow crosswalk) and keep right.   

2. ±·²¹±¹¾±²µ²¹³Ù¾±´Ç²Ô: &²Ô²ú²õ±è;Follow the posted signage (depending on where you are staying).  

3. Baggage drop–off:  Drop off your luggage at your assigned house. Volunteers will assist with carrying and storing your luggage while you exit the loop to park your car.  

4. Parking and registration:  Exit between Harper Hall and Campbell Hall towards the Facilities Management Building (big chimney stack) from Windsor Hall at the same entrance point and turn right. Proceed to the King Street Parking Lot or Rectory Lane before returning to Windsor Hall to pick up your luggage and complete registration. Limited parking spaces are available on Rectory Lane just to the left of Windsor Hall. 

Guests of Bigelow and Bennett House 

1. Arrival and bag drop–off: Drop off your bags at your assigned house. Volunteers will assist with carrying and storing your luggage while you park your car. 
2. Parking: Park your car at King Street or Rectory Lane.
3. Registration: Enjoy a walk through campus to Windsor Hall on the Northside of campus to complete your registration.  

A reminder that Mount Allison is a pedestrian campus, concrete walkways are reserved for pedestrian use and unauthorized vehicles are not permitted to drive on the walkways. 

Meet me at Trueman Cottage
Trueman Cottage (formerly known as President's Cottage)

A relaxed, separate gathering space for alumni to meet up and reconnect. Tell friends to find you here before the weekend festivities kick into high gear.  

Coffee, tea, and light snacks provided. Please note Trueman Cottage has an accessible entrance behind the building. 

Hosted by the Mount Allison Alumni Board.  

Thaddeus Holownia Studio Tour
535 Jolicure Rd., Jolicure

Directions from University: Take the Transcanada Hwy to Aulac - exit on to Hwy 16 to PEI, drive approximately 9 km to Parson Road and turn left.  Drive 1 km on Parson Rd and at the stop sign, turn left. Drive 3 km to 535 Jolicure Road.  Anchorage Press sign will be out.

What's New on Campus Walking Tour
Meet in front of the Trueman Cottage (formerly President's Cottage)

Hosted by the Director of Facilities Management, Kris Kierstead, and Campus Ambassador Nate Lesser (’26) 

Join us for a guided walk as we highlight the latest changes and developments across campus. 

Friday Prayers
University Chapel, Manning Multi-faith Room

Weekly Friday Prayers for the Muslim Community are self-led. Prayer rugs available.

Historic Walking Tour of Campus with Renée Belliveau ('17)
Meet in front of the Trueman Cottage (formerly President's Cottage)

Led by archivist and author Renée Belliveau (The Sound of Fire), this tour offers a rich and engaging look at Mount Allison’s history. 

2SLGBTQ+ Social — for Grads and Alumni with Marcie Meekins ('12)
The Pond Pub, Wallace McCain Student Centre

Connect, celebrate, and share your stories at the 2SLGBTQIA+ gathering at Reunion.

East Coast Welcome Back Dinner
Jennings Dining Hall

Dinner includes your choice of lobster or chicken with garden salad, potato salad, coleslaw, dessert, coffee/tea. A vegetarian & vegan option is also available.

Class of '76 - Welcome Back Dinner
Tweedie Hall, Wallace McCain Student Centre

Dinner includes your choice of lobster or chicken with garden salad, potato salad, coleslaw, dessert, coffee/tea. A vegetarian & vegan option is also available. 

The evening will feature a special presentation by University Archivist, David Mawhinney, reflecting on your years at Mount Allison 

Welcome Receptions (email alumni@mta.ca to add your class welcome reception)

• Class of '66 â€” Welcome Mixer, Windsor Hall, Ground Floor Lounge
• Class of '71 â€” Welcome Mixer, Harper Hall, 4th Floor Lounge
• Class of '76 â€” Welcome Mixer, Harper Hall, 2nd Floor Lounge
• Class of '81 â€” Welcome Mixer, Windsor Hall, 2nd Floor Lounge
• Class of '96  â€” Pizza Party, Campbell Hall, 1st Floor Lounge
• Class of '01— Pizza Party, Campbell Hall, 2nd Floor Lounge
• Class of '25 â€” Pizza Party, Campbell Hall, 4th Floor Lounge
• Men's Hockey Alumni Reunion - Harper Hall, Suzanne Crawford Lounge

East Coast Kitchen Party with Signal Hill
Jennings Dining Hall

Bring your dancing shoes and bring your friends! Everyone is invited to this Friday night concert with Halifax's

Breakfast
Jennings Dining Hall

Refuel after your first night of Reunion, the food will be plentiful and the coffee will be hot!  Enjoy scrambled eggs, home fries, ham, oatmeal, assorted muffins, cereal and fruit.

What's New on Campus Walking Tour
Meet in front of the Trueman Cottage (formerly President's Cottage)

Hosted by the Director of Facilities Management, Kris Kierstead, and Campus Ambassador Nate Lesser (’26) 

Join us for a guided walk as we highlight the latest changes and developments across campus. 

Class of '71 Meeting
Avard-Dixon Building, Room 111

Class of '71, join your classmates in the Avard Dixon Building to catch up.

Registration continues
Windsor Grand Room, Windsor Hall

For late arrivals, registration remains open until 5:00 p.m.  Expecting to arrive later? Please email alumni@mta.ca.

Thaddeus Holownia Studio Tour
535 Jolicure Rd., Jolicure

Directions from University: Take the Transcanada Hwy to Aulac - exit on to Hwy 16 to PEI, drive approximately 9 km to Parson Road and turn left.  Drive 1 km on Parson Rd and at the stop sign, turn left. Drive 3 km to 535 Jolicure Road.  Anchorage Press sign will be out

Historic Walking Tour of Campus with Renée Belliveau ('17)
Meet in front of the Trueman Cottage (formerly President's Cottage)

Led by archivist and author Renée Belliveau (The Sound of Fire), this tour offers a rich and engaging look at Mount Allison’s history. 

Class Meetings

• Class of '66 Avard Dixon Building, Room 118

Mount Allison Legacy Society Reception
Hammond House, 82 York Street

Class Photos
Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts Foyer

• 11:15 a.m. -  Class of '61 & '66
• 11:30 a.m. -  Class of '81
• 11:45 a.m. -  Class of '86
• 12 p.m. -  Class of '71
• 12:15 p.m. -  Class of '91
• 12:30 p.m. -  Class of '96
• 12:45 p.m. -  Class of '06
• 1 p.m. -  Class of '11
• 1:15 p.m. - Class of '16
• 1:30 p.m.  -  Class of '21
• 1:45 p.m.  -  Class of '25

Alumni Luncheon
Jennings Dining Hall

Enjoy a filling lunch of vegetable soup, hand battered fish and chips with coleslaw, cold cut sandwiches, pasta salad, garden salad and apple crisp.

MtA Trivia! Hosted by Cydney Kane ('17)
The Pond Pub, Wallace McCain Student Centre

Test your MtA knowledge for a chance to win great prizes.

Thaddeus Holownia Studio Tour
535 Jolicure Rd., Jolicure 

Directions from University: Take the Transcanada Hwy to Aulac - exit on to Hwy 16 to PEI, drive approximately 9 km to Parson Road and turn left.  Drive 1 km on Parson Rd and at the stop sign, turn left. Drive 3 km to 535 Jolicure Road.  Anchorage Press sign will be out.

Waterfowl Park Guided Tour with the Town of Tantramar
Meet in front of  Windsor Hall

Looking to get off campus and into nature?  This is a fantastic opportunity to experience all the Sackville Waterfowl Park has to offer. 

Opening Reception: 2026 Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition
Owens Art Gallery

Light refreshments will be served.

Class of '76 — 50-Year Pin Ceremony and
Classes of '56 - '75 — Charles Frederick Allison Pin Ceremony
Convocation Hall

The class of '76 pin recognizes alumni who are celebrating 50 years since graduating Mount Allison and the Charles Frederick Allison pin will recognize alumni who are celebrating more than 50 years since graduation from Mount Allison followed by a reception in the foyer. Business dress.

Class of '76 class photo will be taken following the ceremony. 

Class of '26 and '76 Joint Photo and Class of '26 photo to follow
Front steps of Convocation Hall

A joint photo of the Classes of ’26 and ’76 will be taken first, followed by a dedicated photo of the Class of ’26.

Class of '01 — 25-Year Pin Ceremony
Convocation Hall

The class of '01 recognizes alumni who are celebrating their 25-year anniversary as alumni followed by a reception in the foyer. Business dress.

Class of '01 class photo will be taken following the ceremony.

SUSHI Sackville Underground Society of Housebroken Improvisers Revival Show
Motyer-Fancy Theatre, Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts

Created in the 1992-1993 academic year by Professor Toph Marshall, the Sackville Underground Society of Housebroken Improvisers (SUSHI) was a Mount Allison student-run improv theatre group that performed on Friday nights throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s, in association with Windsor Theatre. From their first show in front of a few friends in the East Lounge, to packing out Hesler Hall with crowds of over 300 people, the group performed fully improvised theatre sports sketches with audience participation — all for just a buck admission.

Men's Hockey Alumni Reception
The Painted Pony, 26 Bridge Street, Sackville NB

This is the pre-dinner reception for Men's Varsity Hockey Reunion.

Men's Varsity Hockey Alumni Group Photo
The Painted Pony, 26 Bridge Street, Sackville NB

Don’t forget your commemorative hat and sweatshirt for this historic moment.

Alumni Banquet Reception
Jennings Dining Hall Mezzanine

Have a drink and mingle with alumni before heading downstairs to the Alumni Banquet.

Men's Hockey Alumni Dinner
The Painted Pony, 26 Bridge Street, Sackville NB

This is the dinner for the Men's Varsity Hockey Reunion. There will be musical entertainment after dinner.

Alumni Banquet
Jennings Dining Hall

The highlight of Reunion, featuring a delicious meal in a semi-formal setting. Alumni Achievement Awards will also be presented.  It’s also time to show off your class yell. 

Please note that dessert will be served this year at the RP Bell Library and is included in your Alumni Banquet ticket. 

Karaoke
The Pond, Wallace McCain Student Centre, lower level

Grads and alumni, warm up those pipes and belt out your favourite tune!

Class of '96 presents His Luscious Uncle
Ducky's Pub, Sackville NB

Formed by Mount A students in 1993, with their blending of traditional music with other genres, His Luscious Uncle went from being a mainstay at Ducky’s and university functions to being a mainstay on the Maritime pub and concert scene until they broke up in 1999 after releasing one album, Silence and Radio.

Dessert Reception
RP Bell Library

The Dessert Reception offers alumni a special opportunity to gather for an evening of dessert and connection. Held in the Library this year, the reception invites alumni to celebrate in this beloved space one last time before its upcoming renovation. While the Library will remain open through the 2026–27 academic year, this Reunion Weekend marks the final opportunity for alumni to experience the Library as they remember it today. 

Throughout the weekend, alumni and members of the Class of 2026 are also invited to leave their mark by sharing memories, messages, and warm wishes on the Library stairwell walls for the 2026–27 cohort of students. 

As part of the evening, the Class of 2026 Grand March will pass through the Library en route to Tweedie Hall for the Grad Ball. Join us in celebrating the graduating class and wish them well as they begin their next chapter! 

Complimentary for Alumni Banquet ticket holders.   

Coffee House 
The Pond, Wallace McCain Student Centre, lower level

Join us for a casual and fun way to wrap up Saturday night at the reunion! Members of the will also be performing a few songs.  Bring your musical instruments, your voice, or just yourself, and enjoy a laid-back evening of music and great company.  

Farewell Breakfast
Jennings Dining Hall

Refuel after a long and fun day Enjoy scrambled eggs, home fries, sausages, oatmeal, assorted muffins, cereal and fruit.

Waterfowl Park Guided Tour with the Town of Tantramar
Meet in front of  Windsor Hall

Looking to get off campus and into nature?  This is a fantastic opportunity to experience all the Sackville Waterfowl Park has to offer. 

Chapel Celebration
University Chapel

Join alumni, graduates, members of the Mount Allison community, and all who wish to gather for a time of song, prayer, sacred readings, and reflection, hosted by the Multi-faith Chaplain and Spiritual Care Coordinator. All faiths, spiritual traditions, and philosophical perspectives are welcome. 

Convocation Weekend Recital
Brunton Auditorium, M.Y. Bell Conservatory of Music

Performances by students from the Department of Music. Admission is free.

Grace Annie Lockhart Sesquicentennial Pin Presentation
Convocation Hall

The Grace Annie Lockhart Sesquicentennial Pin honours alumnae whose lives and work reflect her achievement as the first woman in the British Empire to earn a university degree, and the legacy of leadership, service, and community impact that followed. 

All welcome. Please .

Reception for Dawn MacNutt, Nancy Stevens, and the Class of 1956 
Owens Art Gallery

Light refreshments will be served

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• Gathering (exhibition to mark the 70-year reunion of the Class of 1956, featuring the work of Nancy Stevens and selections from the Graduate Self-Portrait Collection)

Book Launch for 
Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts