The 2026 Reunions P-rade in Photos

The cold and rain couldn’t keep these Tigers away

Published May 26, 2026

People wearing orange rain jackets hold umbrellas and march in the 2026 P-rade.

Julie Bonette

Three children walk in inflatable costumes that look like they're riding on tigers.

Julie Bonette

Marshalls cheer as they march in the P-rade.

Beverly Schaefer

A woman wears tiger-striped sunglasses in the shape of "200."

Kevin Birch

A man holds a beer as he rides in a golf cart.

Beverly Schaefer

A man plays a fife behind a 1776 banner.

Kevin Birch

Two men wear satiny orange suits and black top hats.

Beverly Schaefer

People smile from under umbrellas at the P-rade.

Kevin Birch

Two women wear orange clothes in front of a sign reading 1993.

Kevin Birch

People in Reunions gear line the P-rade route behind a rope.

Kevin Birch

A guy in a clear poncho plays a trumpet.

Kevin Birch

People carry a sign in the P-rade reading "200 Years Alumni Association."

Beverly Schaefer

A crowd of people wearing orange and carrying umbrellas; someone holds up a sign with a rainbow and the words "be happy."

Beverly Schaefer

People cheer as they march in the P-rade.

Kevin Birch

Two people in the P-rade.

Kevin Birch

President Eisgruber and a woman under a black and orange umbrella.

Beverly Schaefer

A man cheers in the P-rade.

Kevin Birch

A man plays four drums in a marching band going through the East Pyne building.

Kevin Birch

A parent holds a happy but unruly toddler wearing an orange raincoat.

Kevin Birch

A woman stands between two giant tennis balls, one coming up to her knee and the other above her hip.

Julie Bonette

Marching in the P-rade are two kids driving orange go-karts.

Julie Bonette

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