Signature Events
Bryant is home to opportunities that affirm both tradition and change. Convocation, Homecoming, Family & Friends Weekend, Festival of Lights, Commencement – these and more are just some of the special events you'll remember long after you graduate.
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One reason so many Bryant students choose to live on campus all four years is the easy access to a rich calendar of events that includes visiting speakers, guest lecturers, performing artists – and of course the excitement of supporting Bryant's Division I Bulldogs when the teams play on home field.
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Opening Convocation
The Bryant community formally welcomes first-year students, transfer students and new faculty members.
Reunion@Homecoming
Alumni return Oct. 2-3, 2020, to renew friendships at a campus that has grown and transformed since their student days.
Reunion@Homecoming
Family and Friends Weekend
Family-friendly fun and games featuring music, entertainment, and food for all ages. This year's celebration is Oct. 23-25, 2020.
Family and Friends Weekend
Festival of Lights
Held in December, food, music, and a candlelight ceremony honor the Bryant community's customs and traditions for celebrating light and the spirit of giving.
Bryant's IDEA Program
All first-year students take part in Innovation and Design Experience for All. The event is held in January.
IDEA 2020
Women's Summit
The annual Women's Summit takes place June 10, 2020. The mission of the Bryant University Women's Summit® is to empower women professionally, personally, and financially.
Women's Summit
Research and Engagement Day (REDay)
This annual academic event offers a showcase of faculty and student research collaboration, creativity, and innovative academic accomplishments.
World Trade Day
This event offers an insider's view into firms achieving global success, interactive discussions on best practices for navigating the global marketplace, and networking.
World Trade Day