Undergraduate

Softball vs Kean University

Mountain Mash

Salem, VA

2 p.m.

Men’s Volleyball vs Immaculata University

Chambersburg, PA

12 p.m.

Softball vs Roanoke

Mountain Mash

Salem, VA

10 a.m.

Join us for the first Boldly Wilson Common Hour Series presentation as part of our Sesquicentennial Celebration. You’ll hear from Wilson faculty as well as guest speakers. Reflect on what it means to be bold, get inspired to act boldly, and learn from bold historical figures that helped shape Wilson as we know it today.

Mt. Gretna Playhouse

The Rev. Derek Wadlington will again provide the message for this commemorative service, with special music selections provided by the Eaken Trio. Nancy Adams Besch ’48 plans to host a luncheon following the service at her summer home, which is within walking distance. An RSVP will be required. Additional details forthcoming. 

Chambersburg, Pa. will be bustling with activity for the 34th Annual ChambersFest. Wilson College is proud to sponsor this event that celebrates our hometown! There is something for everyone with a wide range of events, including ChambersFest Restaurant Week, Scoop-a-Palooza, Tim and Susan Cook Memorial 1-Mile Race, Old Market Day and 1864: The Burning re-enactment. See you downtown for some family-friendly fun.

Join fellow alums for the weekend, reconnect and relive special memories of your time at Wilson. We’ve planned a jam-packed agenda of special events and gatherings to help you celebrate.

For schedule and registration details, visit the Reunion Weekend page.

Visit the Cooley Gallery and explore a special invitational alumni art exhibit. This show will feature works by graduates of Wilson’s bachelor’s and MFA degree programs that celebrate all that is Boldly Wilson. Cooley Gallery is named in honor of Wilson alumna Sue Davison Cooley ’44, a Portland, Ore., area philanthropist and Wilson College benefactor.

For more information visit the Commencement page. 

Presbyterian Church Service
May 5 at 3 p.m.
Rocky Spring Presbyterian Church

The Rev. Derek Wadlington, Wilson College’s Helen Carnell Eden chaplain, will lead a special church service to celebrate the College’s Presbyterian heritage. Rocky Spring Church near Chambersburg served as the lifelong church of college benefactor Sarah Wilson. An additional service will occur May 9 to commemorate the church’s 225th anniversary.