Events

The WashU Bay Area Black Alumni Council invites you and your family to us for an evening to celebrate and recognize Juneteenth. Doors open at 5 p.m. at Two Pitchers Brewing Company for a community gathering and refreshments, followed by a 7 p.m. screening of the powerful film The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. Juneteenth-inspired desserts will be provided; in addition, dinner, snacks, and beverages can be purchased from Two Pitchers. 

Celebrate Juneteenth weekend with fellow WashU alumni in Atlanta! This casual social offers the chance to reconnect and enjoy an evening of community and conversation. Hosted by the WashU Black Alumni Council-Atlanta Chapter. All are welcome.

Join members of the WashU Chicago community for an afternoon at the Interfaith Action Sunday Soup Kitchen. We will be helping prepare and package the meals to distribute to the community or get the kitchen and the supplies ready for the next set of volunteers to come. Children as young as 7 are welcome and encouraged to participate, provided the children have adult supervision.

WashU Chicago Young Alumni who have graduated within the past 10 years are invited to gather for a Rooftop Happy Hour at Utopian Tailgate!

Join the WashU Bay Area Network for a relaxed and engaging evening at Lagunitas Brewing Company! Connect with fellow alumni, parents, and friends while welcoming new arrivals to the Bay Area and celebrating the start of summer.

Tee up with the WashU Black Alumni Council for a night of fun at Topgolf Baltimore! Whether you’re a golf pro or just in it for the fun, this is your chance to connect with fellow WashU alumni from the Baltimore and D.C. areas.

Please join the WashU San Diego Network for an afternoon at La Jolla Playhouse to see the world premiere musical Indian Princesses. Prior to the show, there will be a WashU reception generously hosted by Lynn Gorguze, MBA ’86, and Representative Scott Peters. We'll enjoy appetizers, as well as an appearance from a member of the La Jolla Playhouse team. 

Join the WashU Los Angeles Network for a highly anticipated and relaxing beachfront event!

Connect with WashU alumni and friends in Provincetown, MA this summer as we gather at a welcoming Cape Cod spot for all.

We’ll start at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) for a tour of the highly regarded exhibition Hartley | Hopper: Drawings from Two New England Collections, led by Christine McCarthy, co-curator of the show and CEO of PAAM. The exhibition includes drawings by Marsden Hartley and Edward Hopper, New Englanders inspired by summers in Massachusetts.

The WashU Black Alumni Council (BAC) is excited to continue the tradition of gathering on Martha’s Vineyard, a beloved summer destination that holds a special place in the hearts of many in our community.

Join us for an evening of education and celebration at our Eliot Society Volunteer Kick-off!