Alumni are encouraged to engage in these beloved NMH traditions.
There is always a play, a concert, a lecture, or an art exhibit worth experiencing. The presence of alumni is especially important at Pie Race in the fall, Vespers in the winter, and Sacred Concert and NMH Reunion in the spring.
Information about other annual traditions, such as Vespers, will be shared as it becomes available.
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