Wow, what a weekend! A record-setting reunion was enjoyed by over 10,000 alumni and guests. Enjoy highlights from various class gatherings, a myriad of educational events, and a big football win against Washington.
Class Photo Gallery
View photos from your class events including the class party and tailgate: 2011-2015 (Recent Grads), 2010, 2005, 2000, 1995, 1990, 1985, 1980, 1975, 1970, 1965, 1960, 1955, and Cardinal Society.
#stanfordreunion Photo Gallery
General Photo Gallery
Visit the Stanford Alumni Facebook page for photos from the Alumni Authors Meet & Greet, Classes without Quizzes, Dinner on the Quad, President's Welcome and Reunion Forum, tours, and the Volunteer Reception.
President's Welcome and Reunion Forum - Saturday, 10/24
- From Inequality to Equal Opportunity (90 min.)
Classes Without Quizzes
- Simple Rules: How to Thrive in a Complex World (51 min.) Professor Kathleen Eisenhart, PhD '82
- Power - The Secret Language We Speak All the Time (71 min.) - Lecturer Richard Cox
- Advancing Women's Leadership: Blocking Bias at Work (61 min.) - Professor Shelley Correll, MA '96, PhD '01 and Lori Mackenzie
- Finding Meaning in an Unjust World ( 59:04 min)- Robb Willer
- 2015 Arrow Lecture in Ethics and Leadership: "Capital in the 21st Century" (86 min.) Thomas Piketty
- Why the Opera Changed the Course of Music (38 min.) - Giancarlo Aquilatni, DMA '96
- Misled by the Map: Geography Gets Political (42 min.) - Martin Lewis
- Why Inequality and Violence are Sometimes Good: The Evolution of Human Values (39 min.) - Ian Morris
- Water Witching: Solution to Global Droughts (49 min.) - Buzz Thompson, '73, MBA '75, JD '76
- How Culture Shapes Our Feelings: Implications for Happiness and Other Important Things (50 min.) - Jeannie Tsai, '91
- Media Multi-tasking: Are There Effects on Attention, Memory, and the Brain? (62 min.) - Anthony Wagner
- Young Blood for Old Brains (44 min.) - Tony Wyss-Coray
You can also view all CWOQs on Youtube or listen to CWOQs on iTunes.
A big thank you to all our volunteers and attendees who planned and celebrated and made the weekend such a success. We look forward to seeing you back on campus next year for homecoming, or in 2020 for your next reunion!
