Homecoming
Double the Fun in 2021!
Homecoming 2021
October 22-24
Celebrating the classes of:
2020, 2016, 2015, 2011, 2010, 2006, 2005, 2001, 2000, 1996, 1995, 1991, 1990, 1986, 1985, 1981 & 1980
More information coming soon!
That’s a wrap for 2020!
We had a lot of fun at MoCoHoCo ’20. Homecoming is about being together with your Monmouth Family, and we were able to connect in lots of ways and share lots of memories. Thanks to all of our Fighting Scots all around the world who made a virtual visit and made Homecoming 2020 special. We’re looking forward to having everyone together in 2021! Until then, check out some highlights from Homecoming @ Home:
Homecoming 2020
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Our alums and professors have great Chemistry. Get it? -
In the end, Homecoming is about being with your Monmouth family. -
Our favorite colors for fireworks are white and crimson. -
Congratulations to the 2020 Homecoming Court! -
We found the meaning of life with Philosophy & Religious Studies. But don’t worry, we’re sure we’ll have something to talk about next year, too.
Homecoming 2019
Class Reunions
If your class year ends in a 5, 0, 1, or 6, 2021 is your reunion year (thanks for sharing, ‘6’s and ‘1’s)! To serve on your class reunion committee, contact Associate Director of Alumni Engagement Jordan Scherpe-Lencioni.
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Karen (Barret) Chism ’65 waits during the parade line-up. She recognized for her induction into the Hall of Achievement. -
The Marching Band performs before the Homecoming football game at April Zorn Memorial Stadium. -
Pipers are one of the highlights of every Homecoming parade. -
The Class of 1979 represents during the 2019 Homecoming parade. -
Members of the Class of 1989 gather at a social at the former Alpha Tau Omega house. -
Members of the alumni panel share a light moment during the Monmouth Intercultural Network of Alumni event. -
Members of the Alumni Board gather for a photo while working at the Alumni Association’s hospitality tent. -
Alumni gather for the second-annual All Alumni Tailgate. -
A group of alumni gather with a cutout of the late Richard “Doc” Kieft as they wait for the parade to begin.
