Amesbury College School of Journalism will host its largest reunion ever to celebrate its 75th anniversary and honor its alumni. From October 22nd to 25th, approximately 700 alumni ranging in age from 24 to 98 will attend along with a prominent editor from the Los Angeles Times. It is the school's first large-scale reunion involving graduates from all years, and they hope for a huge turnout to further raise the profile of the nationally renowned small liberal arts college.

1. October 22-25, 2019
Amesbury College School of Journalism attempts biggest reunion for all to see
BOSTON, Massachusetts- Approximately, 700 alumni and well-known Los Angeles editor, Mr.
Sergio Rodriguez will be in attendance at Amesbury College School of Journalism’s reunion,
and their 75th anniversary reunion. It will be held on October 22nd-25th at Amesbury’s
auditorium, starting at 12pm. The four-day celebration will be in honor of the alumni and the
university’s reputation for academic excellence. The school’s long history of academic success
within their alumni makes this a grand occasion for all alumni to attend.
Amesbury College has the oldest journalism program in the Mid-Atlantic region of the
United States. Fellow graduate of Amesbury College’s journalism program, executive editor of
the Los Angeles Times, Mr. Sergio Rodriguez states, “ I owe practically all my success to what I
learned while at Amesbury”. He was one of the top students in their redound journalism
program. He will be expected to make a speech at the reunion, which he is more than delighted
to do. He shares that, the school, to its credit has remained on the cutting edge of journalism
education.
Dr. Sarah Singh, the current dean, has announced that they are expecting a huge turnout.
The college has already received more than 500 responses, ages ranging from 24-98. The college
has never attempted anything like this before. It will be the first time in Boston that a large-scale
reunion involving all graduating classes has been attempted. Amesbury College is a nationally
famous, small liberal arts college on the East Coast. Its reputation for academic excellence has
constantly placed it in the top 10 private colleges in the country. A successful turn out for this
class reunion will only help Amesbury College gain more attention nationally and locally.