The Hankey Center for the History of Women’s Education brought Wilson’s past and present together during Reunion Weekend as alumnae and alumni explored reunion class materials from the C. Elizabeth Boyd Archives. The Center’s director, Maxine Wagenhoffer, and several student researchers were on hand to discuss projects highlighting the College’s rich history and the ways archival collections continue to support student scholarship. 
Reunion guests put their creativity to work during a Friday evening tie-dye workshop, designing custom T-shirts to commemorate Reunion Weekend 2026. With shirts, dye, and all materials provided, participants created one-of-a-kind works of art to take home as colorful reminders of the weekend.
On Friday afternoon, a wine and food pairing hosted by Wilson’s food service partner, SAGE Dining Services, offered participants the opportunity to sample curated pairings and discover complementary flavor combinations.
