Claremont Graduate University will commemorate 100 years of academic exploration, research, leadership development, and the influence of Peter Drucker with events throughout 2025.

The first, the free and public CGU spring centennial celebration, runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 1 at 150 E. 10th St. Activities include brunch, a live classical performance, campus tours, a talk on CGU’s legacy, an art show, face painting, and chalk art. To attend, RSVP by February 28 at admissions.cgu.edu/register/springcentennial.

For more information visit 100.cgu.edu.

“For a century, CGU has been dedicated to developing leaders who drive meaningful change,” wrote interim president Tim Kirley in a news release. “As we celebrate this milestone, we reflect on the pioneering work of Peter Drucker and the many scholars and students who have shaped our institution. Our centennial is not just about looking back — it’s about continuing to foster innovation and discovery in the years ahead.”