University of the Pacific’s 2025 Homecoming and Family Weekend brought more than 5,000 alumni, students, families and friends back to the Stockton Campus for three days of celebration, connection and Tiger pride.

From live music, reunions, athletic events and family-friendly activities, the weekend offered something for everyone. The energy hit its peak with a performance from Filo Ebid ’23, former “American Idol” contestant, who brought the crowd to its feet during the Pacific After Dark concert.  Taste of Pacific also offered a venue for Tiger connection,  hosting more than 15 alumni vintners, and featuring the alumni band.

The weekend was also a winning one for Pacific Athletics. The men’s water polo team earned an impressive victory over San Jose State, while women’s soccer secured a home win against Santa Clara in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Men’s golf claimed their first team title of the 2025–26 season and their first home victory since 2010. The celebration continued at the annual Orange & Black Ball, a fundraiser for the Pacific Athletic Foundation, which raised more than $400,000 in support of Pacific’s 19 Division I programs.

Future Tigers joined in the excitement, with more than 700 prospective students and family members exploring campus during Fall Open House. Next’s year’s Homecoming and Family Weekend is slated for Oct. 9-11, which will center around Pacific’s 175^th anniversary celebration.

Relive the excitement in the video below.