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Caltech In Boston

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Alumni Weekend and Reunions

Save the date to come back to Pasadena in October for an extraordinary weekend of activities celebrating Techers from every year, honoring special 5th through 45th milestone class years ending in ‘X5 and ‘X0, and the entire Caltech community. Friday, October 17 to...

Sean McKenna

BS ’17 | Economics and Applied and Computational Mathematics “The Chang Prize fast-tracked me to becoming a subject matter expert while also catalyzing immense professional development and personal growth. It has had a direct positive impact on my contributions to...

Annual Meeting of Members of the Caltech Alumni Association

The 2025 Annual Meeting of Members of the Caltech Alumni Association will take place online, via Zoom, on Thursday, September 25, 2025. In this meeting, CAA members will hear from the Board of Director leaders and CAA staff about the organizations accomplishments for...

David Resnik

BS ’60

Alan Stearns

Board & Staff

A volunteer Board of Directors governs the Caltech Alumni Association. Most voting Board members serve three-year...

Antarctica: Cruise Aboard the National Geographic Explorer

Travel

Visit Antarctica, one of the last remote and wild places on Earth, on the National Geographic Explorer. In this immersive experience, you will go ashore to hike for spectacular views, visit a penguin colony, and use a kayak for personal exploration. For a more relaxed experience, you can also head to the bow to watch the ship slice through the ice, pick up tips from an onboard National Geographic photographer, and explore the undersea from the cozy lounge via live footage captured by an undersea specialist. Throughout your journey, Caltech professor and oceanographer Andrew Thompson will share his research studying ocean currents and eddies to understand their impact on Earth’s ecology and climate.