Schedule of Events

Please join Carey's Dean Triantis for small bites and drinks. 

Reconnect with classmates, network with fellow alumni, and share memories over drinks and appetizers. Whether you’re catching up with old friends or making new connections, this event is the perfect way to celebrate our shared Johns Hopkins spirit.

The John Hopkins Department of Pathology presents a grand rounds lecture featuring Juan C. Troncoso, M.D., Professor in the Departments of Pathology and Neurology, and Director of the Johns Hopkins University Brain Resource Center. Dr. Troncoso’s talk is titled, “A 45-year journey across Alzheimer’s disease—neurodegenerations and aging.” He will share insights from more than four decades of pioneering research on the pathology and neurobiology of age-associated neurological diseases, with particular attention to early and preclinical stages of disease.

Zoom Link: jhjhm.zoom.us

Passcode: 986809

Webinar ID: 961 0958 7805

The Alumni Council and JHTV's Pava Marie LaPere Center for Entrepreneurship are partnering to celebrate the university’s 150th anniversary with a Sesquicentennial Innovation Showcase.

This exciting event will highlight the creativity and impact of Johns Hopkins’ next generation of innovators, featuring 10 teams of students and young alumni who are developing groundbreaking ideas and solutions that reflect the pioneering spirit of Hopkins.

For 150 years, Johns Hopkins University has been a place where the dreams of scholarship spark bold ideas and groundbreaking research.

This exhibition, presented by the university’s Sheridan Libraries & University Museums, traces the evolution of the university’s library collections, built to inspire the university’s firsts in teaching, research, and service. From rare books and manuscripts to digital archives and community voices, discover how our collections continue to shape the future of discovery.

* THIS IS AN OPEN HOUSE; YOU CAN DROP IN ANY TIME BETWEEN 10am - 5pm.

Join us for an engaging discussion featuring three distinguished Johns Hopkins researchers whose groundbreaking work is transforming the future of medicine.

This event will highlight the intersection of science, innovation, and patient impact, showcasing how Johns Hopkins researchers are shaping the next generation of biomedical breakthroughs.

Experience how innovative technology is used to train current and future medical professionals through practice on plastic. Skills are honed, advanced techniques are refined, and valuable social tools are implemented to teach the best in patient care. Take an exclusive tour of this state-of-the-art facility and witness firsthand how the future of medicine is being shaped. After you register, you'll receive your tour time and information regarding where to meet your guide. Tours run approximately 30 minutes. Tours will depart from the lobby of the Armstrong Medical Education Building. This is a popular event so early registration is encouraged.

Explore the Bloomberg Student Center - a 150,000 sq ft, LEED Platinum community hub, on JHU's Homewood campus - with a guided tour. Come learn about this incredible space and how it is enhancing the student experience.

Baltimore and its rich fabric of historic buildings and neighborhoods have been the sites of major world-shaping advances, from creating the concept of American philanthropy to pioneering breakthroughs in medicine, to reusing abandoned industrial buildings. The city's communities have also been changing dynamically for several decades. Join Baltimore Heritage director Johns W. Hopkins (a distant relative) on a 1.5-hour bus tour to dive into Baltimore, its charm and its challenges, and learn about what's changed (and changing) today. This is a popular event so early registration is encouraged.

From Mary Elizabeth Garrett to Redonda Miller, the women of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine are barrier breakers and exemplary leaders in academic medicine and beyond. This annual lunch celebrates their accomplishments.

The Peabody Institute leads a dynamic, interdisciplinary conversation exploring the intersection of music and health. Inspired by recent stories such as the New York Times: For the Sick and Dying, Live Music to Ease the Pain, Instruments of Healing – Johns Hopkins Medicine, and The Right Track: Music That Moves You, Slows Dementia - Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, this session invites alumni to discover how music is being used to support clinical care, advance research, and deepen our understanding of health and well-being.

Peter D. Byeff, M.D., president of the JHMAA, will provide an update on the ways the Johns Hopkins Medicine Alumni Association (JHMAA) contributes to the educational growth and well-being of students, trainees, and alumni. Hear about the ways you can fuel the JHMAA's mission to unite the Johns Hopkins Medicine community and empower the next generation of leaders.

Join Elisabeth Long, dean of the Sheridan Libraries & University Museums, for a 30-minute guided hard hat tour of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library renovation. Discover how the university is transforming its flagship library into a modern, accessible, and inspiring space to meet the evolving needs of students, faculty, and researchers.

Safety gear will be provided. Space is limited, and advance registration is necessary.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way we learn, teach, and prepare for the future. Join us for a dynamic discussion on how AI is being integrated into the classroom, how curricula are evolving, and what this means for students, educators, and the workforce.

This session will explore the emerging skills needed in an AI-enabled world, the impact on future career paths and education models, and how Hopkins is shaping the next generation of learners to meet society’s rapidly changing needs.

Join Elisabeth Long, dean of the Sheridan Libraries & University Museums, for a 30-minute guided hard hat tour of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library renovation. Discover how the university is transforming its flagship library into a modern, accessible, and inspiring space to meet the evolving needs of students, faculty, and researchers.

Safety gear will be provided. Space is limited, and advance registration is necessary.

Explore the Bloomberg Student Center - a 150,000 sq ft, LEED Platinum community hub, on JHU's Homewood campus - with a guided tour. Come learn about this incredible space and how it is enhancing the student experience.

Come explore the Homewood campus with tour guides from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions! Guides will lead attendees on a general tour of campus, showcasing areas, features, programs, and events unique to our campus, as well as sharing their own Hopkins experience.

We will recognize distinguished alumni and faculty for their outstanding achievements and honor influential members of the Johns Hopkins Medicine family through portrait presentations.

A full list of awardees and portrait honorees can be found here: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/som/alumni/alumni-awards. A hybrid option and livestream link will be provided to those who register and cannot attend in person.

The Department Showcase is an interactive event that combines the curiosity of a science fair with the energy of a trade show. It features hands-on exhibits, student projects, research demos, and innovative displays that highlight the department's creativity, expertise, and real-world impact.

Drinks will be available for the purpose. 

Join the Blue Jays as they take on the Dickinson Devils.

For 150 years, Johns Hopkins University has stood at the forefront of discovery, innovation, and impact as America’s first research university. Johns Hopkins historian Dr. Andrew Jewett has written a new, comprehensive history of the university that will be published in the fall of 2026. Join Dr. Jewett and distinguished guest panelists for an engaging conversation about Johns Hopkins: The First 150 Years, reflecting on the University’s founding vision and lasting impact and how our institutional history helps shape the future of Johns Hopkins and higher education.

Join fellow members of the Class of 1976 for a private guided tour of the Bloomberg Student Center, a 150,000 sq. ft., LEED Platinum community hub on JHU’s Homewood campus. Discover how this state-of-the-art space is enhancing the student experience and shaping campus life for future generations of Blue Jays.

Celebrate the Future of SOE With Us! The School of Education is thrilled to invite JHU alumni and friends to a special reception on Friday to celebrate the transformation of our building at 2800 Charles Street. With over 10,000 square feet reclaimed and reimagined, our newly renovated space is designed to foster innovation, collaboration, and community. Come explore the new spaces, connect with our community, and enjoy light refreshments as we showcase the exciting updates that will support our mission and inspire future educators, counselors, and leaders.

Empower Your Pitch is Johns Hopkins University’s signature three-minute research pitch competition. This high-energy, university-wide finale brings together top doctoral and postdoctoral scholars competing to deliver the most compelling presentation of their work. As an alum, you'll get a fast-paced, insider look at the breadth of research driving Johns Hopkins today, and a unique opportunity to engage with the next generation of scholars.

Join President Daniels, faculty leaders, students, and alumni for a brief program that offers highlights from the university’s history, showcases some of the many “firsts” achieved at Johns Hopkins since our founding, and looks ahead to the ways Johns Hopkins people are helping to shape the future.

Join Hopkins Connect as we end our Spring 2026 Mentorship Summit with a special networking event for student participants and alumni guests. Join us to lend your support and wisdom as mentees practice their networking and interviewing skills with industry professionals such as yourself. This is your chance to be who you needed when you were a student. Help students build valuable connections, gain career insights, and explore new opportunities in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere. Don't miss this unique opportunity to mingle with current students and build relationships that could last a lifetime.

Join your classmates for an evening of memories and celebration. Receive your 50th reunion medallion and bring your best stories from back in the day as we reminisce about your time at Hopkins.

A rip-roaring adventure tale on the high seas of the ancient world. This romance tells the story of Pericles, as he weathers the darkness of incest, the curse of famine, and the pain of shipwreck. He finds the joy of marriage, but then loses wife and child to the sea – until the Goddess Diana intervenes to arrange one of Shakespeare’s greatest reunions. One of the lesser-performed plays, because unsettled by textual problems. Come see JHU Theatre’s newly edited version, and enjoy 90 minutes of music, poetry, and seafaring.

by William Shakespeare

Directed by James Glossman 

TBD

Join the Hopkins Retrospective team for a walking tour of the Homewood campus. Learn about the history of this place through the evolution of its buildings and the experiences of its people. If inclement weather, the tour will be canceled. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a water bottle.

Meet on the brick sidewalk between the Homewood Museum and the Eisenhower Library.

Join us as we celebrate our milestone classes and recognize our alumni awardees. Hear an update from the alumni association and Dean Sarah L. Szanton.

Class pictures will take place at 9:30 a.m. with brunch beginning at 10:00 a.m.

Come join your fellow classmates from the School of Medicine Class of 1976 for a warm and engaging hour of connection! This is your chance to share the stories, adventures, careers, and life lessons you’ve accumulated since graduation five decades ago. It’s an informal, unscripted session— just a relaxed space to catch up, celebrate our journeys, and reflect on the incredible paths you've traveled since stepping off campus.

Networking and mentorship are often scary tasks on a student’s checklist of things to do in order to succeed. Join Hopkins Connect in partnership with the Hopkins Office for Undergraduate research (HOUR) as we provide undergraduate students the opportunity to connect with experience alumni such as yourself. These students are pursuing their own research opportunities and would benefit from direct access to experienced professionals with research experience who can provide helpful tips, feedback, etc. during this session.

Join Hopkins Connect for an exclusive morning dedicated to fostering connections within our vibrant public health community! Whether you're a current graduate student exploring career pathways or a seasoned alumnus leading change, this event is your opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow. Increase your public health community! Current grad students and alumni are invited to a morning of connection, insight, and opportunity. Expand your professional network, find a potential mentor or mentee, and hear real-world career advice from those who have been there. Come prepared to connect with purpose!

PHS alumni and PHS Seniors are invited to stop by for coffee, tea, pastries and bagels.

For 150 years, Johns Hopkins University has been a place where the dreams of scholarship spark bold ideas and groundbreaking research. This exhibition presented by the university’s Sheridan Libraries & University Museums traces the evolution of the university’s library collections, built to inspire the university’s firsts in teaching, research, and service. From rare books and manuscripts to digital archives and community voices, discover how our collections continue to shape the future of discovery.

* THIS IS AN OPEN HOUSE; YOU CAN DROP IN ANY TIME BETWEEN 10am - 1pm.

Join your fellow classmates to remember those who have passed.

Join us for a tour of the "The Other Peabody Library" - the Arthur Friedham Music Archives, which features a large collection of Rosa Ponselle (Baltimore's opera star), Maryland gospel, and one of the largest K-pop collections in the US.

Discover how artists, scholars, and students use these unique resources to inspire performance, research, and creativity. Whether you’re a music lover, history buff, or curious explorer, this tour offers a rare glimpse into the living legacy of Peabody’s musical archives.

Explore the Bloomberg Student Center - a 150,000 sq ft, LEED Platinum community hub, on JHU's Homewood campus - with a guided tour. Come learn about this incredible space and how it is enhancing the student experience.

Featuring Alumni Award recipients who have worked to shape and uplift Baltimore.

Join us as we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the DNP Class of 2021 with a special Hooding Ceremony.

Explore familiar and new spaces on a tour of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Stops include historic spaces like Billings and Hurd Hall, and a look inside our state-of-the-art facilities. Tours will depart from the lobby of the Armstrong Medical Education Building.

Alumni can stop by the gatehouse to look at old and recent newspapers and grab a bagel!

Join us on the Homewood Campus Saturday afternoon to catch up with old friends, connect with current students, network, and have some BBQ fare. Stay for the afternoon or wander over to the LAX game.

Join Hopkins Connect and the FLI Network as we engage students and graduates with shared FLI identities. This networking event is to enrich the FLI student experience by offering an opportunity for interaction with industry professionals who may have a shared identity and experiences. First-generation typically means being from a family where parents, guardians and/or other custodial family members have not earned a four-year college degree. While limited income refers to those with little to no family contribution or limited financial means. These students often receive need-based federal Pell grant assistance. At Johns Hopkins these populations are known as FLI! We welcome FLI identifying alumni to join us to showcase their FLI Pride and provide support to the FLI community at Hopkins.

Join the Hopkins Retrospective team for a walking tour of the Homewood campus. Learn about the history of this place through the evolution of its buildings and the experiences of its people. If inclement weather, the tour will be canceled. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a water bottle.

Meet on the brick sidewalk between the Homewood Museum and the Eisenhower Library.

Come represent the Golden Jays (Classes 1950 - 1975) while cheering on the Blue Jays as they take on the University of Maryland.

TICKETS EXTREMELY LIMITED.

A rip-roaring adventure tale on the high seas of the ancient world. This romance tells the story of Pericles, as he weathers the darkness of incest, the curse of famine, and the pain of shipwreck. He finds the joy of marriage, but then loses wife and child to the sea – until the Goddess Diana intervenes to arrange one of Shakespeare’s greatest reunions. One of the lesser-performed plays, because unsettled by textual problems. Come see JHU Theatre’s newly edited version, and enjoy 90 minutes of music, poetry, and seafaring.

By William Shakespeare

Directed by James Glossman

Experience Charm City on a 45-minute sightseeing cruise featuring a recorded narration about this dynamic city. Learn about the renaissance of Baltimore's waterfront and its interesting history while enjoying exceptional views of the harbor. Sightseeing along the waterways include the attractions of the Inner Harbor, Ft. McHenry, the Domino Sugar sign, Under Armour, and more.

Explore the Bloomberg Student Center - a 150,000 sq ft, LEED Platinum community hub, on JHU's Homewood campus - with a guided tour. Come learn about this incredible space and how it is enhancing the student experience.

Were you a student worker, intern, or fellow at MSE, Brody, Homewood Museum or Evergreen Museum & Library?

Dean Elisabeth Long invites all student workers, interns, fellows, and fans from recent years and decades past to a special reunion reception. Reconnect with one another, reminisce about your time with us, and chat with current staff members about what we’re working on now and what’s next. You bring the memories, we’ll provide refreshments and collections-themed activities!

Join your classmates from the class of 1966 and enjoy your 60th reunion!

Join your classmates from the class of 2001 and enjoy your 25th reunion!

Join your classmates from the class of 2016 and enjoy your 10th reunion!

Join your classmates from the class of 2021 and enjoy your 5th reunion!

Join your classmates in the Class of 1965 for a class reunion gathering and dinner at the Center Club on Saturday evening!

Celebrate your 50th anniversary with classmates from the Class of 1976 at a special dinner hosted by Johns Hopkins Medicine Dean and CEO, Ted DeWeese, M.D.

This annual event honors alumni who graduated 51 years ago or more from the School of Medicine. Spouses and widowed spouses are honorary members of the Grand Classes for having shared their lives and heritage of Johns Hopkins physicians.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1961 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1966 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1971 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1981 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1986 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1991 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 1996 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 2001 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 2006 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 2011 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 2016 at a special dinner.

Celebrate your reunion milestone with classmates from the Class of 2021 at a special dinner.

A Walk Through Time: Sesquicentennial Alumni Dinner & Hullabalooza

Join us for a memorable evening as we take a walk-through time, honoring a century and a half of Hopkins tradition, excellence, and community. Guests will journey through eras of Hopkins history with interactive food stations, live museum-style displays throughout the tent, a specialty 150th-themed cocktail, live music, an upscale lounge with enhanced décor and soft seating, photo opportunities, and more.

Suggested attire: JHU-spirited and dressy, with a touch of blue to celebrate 150 years of Hopkins tradition.

Dinner will be available 7:30pm–9:00 p.m. and then the curtain will open seamlessly into the Hullabalooza immediately following.

HSO will take on two great musical portraits. Copland’s Lincoln Portrait sets some of Abrham Lincoln’s most stirring words to music in this powerful piece, commissioned during World War II to express the “magnificent spirit of our country.” We pair this work with a newly commissioned piece by American Veteran and composer, J. Kimo Williams. This new work, Douglass Portrait, is based upon the text of another great American hero—Maryland’s own Frederick Douglass. Both works will be narrated by JHU alum and Shakespearean actor Gerrad Alex Taylor. We open the program with the winners of HSO’s biannual concerto competition. As we conclude our season, we celebrate Johns Hopkins, Maryland, and America in this program that speaks so compellingly to freedom and courage in the face of adversity.

A rip-roaring adventure tale on the high seas of the ancient world. This romance tells the story of Pericles, as he weathers the darkness of incest, the curse of famine, and the pain of shipwreck. He finds the joy of marriage, but then loses wife and child to the sea – until the Goddess Diana intervenes to arrange one of Shakespeare’s greatest reunions. One of the lesser-performed plays, because unsettled by textual problems. Come see JHU Theatre’s newly edited version, and enjoy 90 minutes of music, poetry, and seafaring.

By William Shakespeare

Directed by James Glossman

Sponsored by Inter-Asian Alumni Alliance!

Join us for a morning of connection and conversation with fellow alums and student leaders at the new student center and enjoy some delicious breakfast offerings and caffeinated beverages!

All alums and friends are welcome!

Join the Catholic Community at Hopkins at Saints Philip and James Church as we gather for Sunday Mass at 10:30am, followed by a brunch in our church hall!

This is a perfect chance to reconnect with fellow alumni and meet some our current students. Alumni families are also welcome to join us!

Join JHU Men's Tennis as they take on Christopher Newport University.

A rip-roaring adventure tale on the high seas of the ancient world. This romance tells the story of Pericles, as he weathers the darkness of incest, the curse of famine, and the pain of shipwreck. He finds the joy of marriage, but then loses wife and child to the sea – until the Goddess Diana intervenes to arrange one of Shakespeare’s greatest reunions. One of the lesser-performed plays, because unsettled by textual problems. Come see JHU Theatre’s newly edited version, and enjoy 90 minutes of music, poetry, and seafaring.

By William Shakespeare

Directed by James Glossman

Red Dress Gala is Alpha Phi’s largest annual philanthropy event, dedicated to raising awareness for women’s heart health. There will be a meal, guest speaker, activities, and fundraising opportunities for the Alpha Phi Foundation. Red attire is encouraged!