Ateneo de Manila University College Batch 1999 reminisce their college years with their Tambay and Tours activity
17 Dec 2024 | Office of University Development & Alumni Affairs
Before sponsoring the Mass at the Church of the Gesu prior to the Grand Alumni Homecoming on 7 December 2024, Ateneo College Batch '99 organized a 'Tambay and Tours' for their batchmates.
Small groups of alumni were formed and matched with student volunteers who led them on a walking tour of the Ateneo College Complex.
While some of the alumni toured around the campus, a waiting area was set up at Faber Hall for them to rest, eat snacks, and catch up with their batchmates.
The ‘Tambay and Tours’ activity concluded with a commemorative video dedicated to Batch ‘99’s stay at the university.
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