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Tower the walls of Alma Mater. Honored, loved and true. Chorus: Dear Keuka, fair Keuka. We will live for thee. We will love thy name forever. To eternity. Can the hearts that thou has cherished. Be aught else but true?
Alma Mater We want you to stay connected with the Abbey and feel a part of current and upcoming activities. Discover a number of opportunities to get involved and make the most out of being Abbey alumni, as well as resources to ensure your ongoing success.
Welcome home! Whether near or far, our 30,000+ alumni always have a home at Grove City College. You are family, and your relationship to your alma mater will continue for your lifetime. Explore what makes our alumni so special!
Spirit and Traditions. Since its founding in 1926, TJC has exemplified spirit and tradition as a post-secondary institution. A rich history of student life involvement sets TJC apart from other two-year colleges and fosters an ever-growing Alumni Association. National recognition also has helped establish the College's Spirit and Traditions:
In a very humble beginning, the Morris Brown College National Alumni Association was organized in 1902. This organization has grown through the past one-hundred & Eighteen years and TODAY is a very strong supportive arm of our 139 year Old AME-HBCU institution. The Association is committed to help provide moral and financial support to the college.
Newfound classics — including Cocktails & Karaoke, Barney’s Beach Bash, Bags and Beavers Cornhole Tourney, and Behind the ‘Burn sessions — return with a bang. Not to mention soccer, beach volleyball, baseball alumni games, an athletic hall of fame celebration, and so much more! Register for Homecoming in a Box and the B-Club Golf Outing ...
Mar 18, 2014 · Alma Mater is a loving, scathing, funny account of a year in the life of Kenyon College. No names have been changed. And I put myself in the way of as much experience as I could bear: trustees, hiring searches, fraternity life, dormitory grotesquerie, departmental meetings — I even moved back into the same dorm I’d occupied as a college ...
