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(KLZA)-- Peru State College is hosting an all-college reunion this weekend.
All alumni and friends are invited to the Peru State campus for the events.
Registration begins Friday from 3 – 6:00 p.m. There will be campus tours throughout the weekend, a party to launch a book detailing the 150-year history of Peru State College, class photos, workshops and a block party on the Campus Quad.
The theme for the all-college reunion is “Shaping Nebraska’s Future for 150 Years.
Alumni will have a chance to look back at the history and get a look into the changes that have occurred at Nebraska’s first college.
For more information on the year-long celebration go the Peru State website at peru.edu and click on the Peru State College 150 shield.
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