The Office of Alumni Engagement is here to keep you connected to the university and fellow Tritons through events, benefits, lifelong learning opportunities and giving back. Whether attending a reunion, sharing your story or supporting future generations, there are countless ways to stay involved and make a lasting impact.
Connect. Engage. Live.
Through alumni events, volunteer opportunities and giving back, you can inspire future Tritons while staying connected to the community that helped shape you.
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Share Your Story
Share your news with us! Your updates may be featured in UMSL Daily or UMSL Magazine, helping fellow alumni stay connected and celebrate your achievements.
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Relive the Memories
From reunions to celebrations, our alumni events create lasting memories. Explore our event photo gallery and see the moments that bring the UMSL community together.
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Triton Traditions Challenge
UMSL is full of traditions—how many can you complete before graduation? Explore campus customs and earn exclusive swag, including the Triton Traditions Keeper medallion for commencement.
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Richter Family Welcome and Alumni Center
As part of Transform UMSL, the Richter Family Welcome and Alumni Center will serve as a gateway to campus, welcoming visitors and providing a dedicated space for alumni to connect and celebrate. This new center will honor the legacy of UMSL alumni while supporting the university’s vision for a stronger, more connected future.
In the News
Alumni Archives - UMSL Daily
Ashwani Monga named chancellor of the University of Missouri–St. Louis
Monga, who has been the executive vice chancellor and chief academic officer at the University System of Georgia, will begin his new role on Jan. 1. ...
Alumni Archives - UMSL Daily
Alum Joe Blanner authoring new book about ‘The Great Divorce’ that continues to shape St. Louis
Alumni Archives - UMSL Daily
Happy faces, high-fives and plenty of hills in UMSL 5K Run/Walk
