Schedule 2025

Please join us for an early morning tour of the National Archives Museum. We will view the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, the Bill of Rights, and other milestone documents in U.S. history.

Visit the Loyalty Society Hospitality Tent on Healy Lawn during check-in and on-site registration. Current Loyalty Society members can stop by for fun and FREE giveaways! Not a member? Visit the tent to become one!

Come visit Alumni House, your home away from home! Browse through Georgetown memorabilia, sit and talk with other alumni, or just enjoy a quiet moment a short walk away from the hustle and bustle of reunion. An Infant Feeding Room will be available in Alumni House during open house hours.

On-site registration ends at 4 p.m.

Interim President Groves will induct each class member into the Magis Society and present them with a Magis medallion. Check-in will begin at 9 a.m., and the ceremony will begin promptly at 10 a.m.

Join Professor Anthony Clark Arend (SFS’80) as he unearths the surprising tales of the School of Foreign Service that have been stashed away in the archives for over a century!

Celebrate your return to the Hilltop by swinging by the Alumni House to grab festive Saxa Swag to wear over the weekend, and bring home as a souvenir!

Join us (rain or shine) for a quick bite on-the-go, sweet treats, refreshing drinks, and a cash bar for adult beverages. Bring along the whole family to enjoy kid-friendly activities, including a story time with fellow alum and author of the Who Would Win? book series, Jerry Pallotta (B’75). We can’t wait to welcome you back to the Hilltop. Plan your Friday accordingly, as all these delicious bites are first come, first served!

Join John Hodges (C’00), Andrew Morrison (C’15), and Marci Wiseman (SFS’85) for a conversation sharing reflections on their Georgetown experiences and personalized insights into their successful careers as leaders in the entertainment industry. This exclusive reunion conversation will delve into the impact and benefits of their Georgetown education and will provide a unique perspective on their journey from the Hilltop to becoming leaders in their ever-changing fields.

Join Georgetown organist Russell Weismann for a 40-minute program showcasing the university’s pipe organ in Dahlgren Chapel. Enjoy engaging music, learn how this fascinating instrument works, and discover how Mission & Ministry uses it to inspire outreach to students and the community. You’ll even have the chance to play a few notes and take a closer look at the pipes and inner mechanics!

As the world is rapidly changing, the nature of our problems requires new solutions and ways of thinking. In the past, doing good was equivalent to giving grants or gifts to a charity of our choice. However, the last two decades have moved us into the world of social impact. As people for others, Hoyas are uniquely poised to step into non-profits, businesses, and social organizations to identify and solve problems in a more modern and collaborative way. Join Hoya practitioners as they discuss how Georgetown’s Jesuit tradition of giving back has impacted their careers, as well as their perspective on the changing role of philanthropy, and innovations that are strengthening the impact of social solutions.

Our time on the Hilltop was filled with lifelong friendships, incredible moments of fun, and many, many hours spent studying. But, once we found ourselves out in the real world—beyond Healy Gates and beyond the books—many Hoyas have found themselves looking for a more real-life continued education. Have you, yourself, or a child or grandchild ever thought: How do you set up your 401K? What is the best health plan? How do I juggle parenthood with a full time job? How do I create space for mental health in my busy career? Join our experts for a candid panel discussion sharing insight into navigating the shifting demands of work, relationships, identity, and well-being in this modern world.

Explore Georgetown’s growing Capitol Campus through a tour showcasing newly opened spaces as well as those still under construction. Building on the Law Center footprint in proximity to the U.S. Capitol, Georgetown has dramatically expanded our footprint downtown through both acquisition and new construction. For the first time, undergraduate classes and programs are co-located alongside people and programs from Georgetown’s Law and Medical Centers. Together with a new, flagship academic building that is home to the McCourt School of Public Policy and in conjunction with the university’s newest residence hall development, the Capitol Campus is a rapidly expanding home for the entire university.

Learn about the past, present, and future of the third-oldest operating astronomical observatory in the United States. Opened in 1844, and celebrating 180 years, the Heyden Observatory is truly a Georgetown (and national) treasure. Please note that the inside of the Heyden Observatory is currently closed for critical repairs. In the case of inclement weather, the exhibition of select observatory equipment will be moved to Yates Field House, Studio A.

Bring your teen to learn more about the admissions process at Georgetown at this special session and campus tour.

Meet the Chaplains who lead Georgetown’s campus ministry programs in their offices on first Healy. They welcome drop in visits at any office with an open door. Stop by on your way to or from reunion registration to meet our Catholic and Protestant chaplains, Rabbi, Imam, Brahmacharini, and others, all plan to be in their offices during the day and in the hour before the Sacred Spaces tour as well.

In the age of technology, every day brings a new advancement that pushes the boundaries of what we thought possible. Artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of these breakthroughs, garnering national attention, concern, and debate. Join leading experts for a discussion about the exciting innovations and necessary conversations around ethics, policy, and the implications that AI has on the value of big data, the spread of misinformation, and data security.

Join fellow alumni and Dean Paul Almeida for a short gathering prior to our reception in Fisher Colloquium. Hear from leadership and Dean Almeida about the future of the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.

Learn how to become an alumni interviewer for the Alumni Admissions Program (AAP)! The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is looking to expand its volunteer network of more than 6,400 alumni interviewers who meet with applicants from across the world. Please join members of the admissions staff to understand more about the important role that the AAP interview report plays in Georgetown’s holistic application review process.

Families with children of all ages are invited to join a hands-on hour of science with professors and students from Georgetown’s science departments. Fire up your imagination by experimenting with the scientific properties of everyday materials around us, and explore science in a new way.

Join us for a tour of Georgetown’s most sacred spaces—from the Dahlgren Chapel to the Copley Chapels, the Makom, the Masjid, and everywhere in-between—and discover the special places for all faiths on campus.

The LGBTQ Resource Center, the Women’s Center, and the Disability Cultural Center are excited to invite familiar and new alumni, friends, and family to a Cultural Centers Gathering in our new home! Join us for center updates from Annie Selak (director, Women’s Center), Amy Kenny (founding director, Disability Cultural Center), and Lionell Daggs III (director, LGBTQ Resource Center), followed by refreshments.

Attendees will learn about the mission, work, and hopes of the cultural centers, as well as how to connect with us. Learn about the future of the cultural centers as we continue to grow within the Georgetown community. All alumni and members of the community are welcome. Office of Student Equity & Inclusion webpage >

Light refreshments will be offered. This event is wheelchair accessible. Please contact lgbtq@georgetown.edu for accessibility requests.

Stop by to see the progress of the Pierce Reading Room renovation and envision how this amazing new space will transform the library when it reopens in December 2025!

This ongoing project will expand the Pierce Reading Room on the third floor of the library and create a mix of informal study and small group collaboration rooms, as well as a new Digital Lab with a large-format video wall for interactive teaching and learning and special events.

Alumni and guests from all Georgetown programs and classes are welcome to join this networking event. Come take in the view of campus and the Washington Monument from Fisher Colloquium on the Hariri Building’s top floor, mingle with McDonough graduates and faculty, and learn more about McDonough’s connections to alumni worldwide.

Celebrate Reunion with your fellow School of Foreign Service (SFS) alumni! Come discover the latest SFS initiatives and future plans, reconnect with old friends and faculty, and meet the latest additions to the SFS team.

Join distinguished faculty and Christopher J. King, Ph.D., FACHE, dean of the Georgetown University School of Health, for a casual happy hour in lobby/lounge of St. Mary’s Hall before heading out to dinner with classmates. As you reconnect with Hoyas from the NHS Classes of 2005, 2010, 2015, and 2020, hear from Dean King and leadership about the future of Georgetown’s newest school.

Reunion reminds you that the years pass (perhaps a bit more quickly than we’d like to admit), but what better way to age like fine wine than celebrating with friends! We encourage alumni of all vintages to join us for a fun, educational wine tasting event before heading into your class parties! Please note, this event is for alumni & guests that are 21+ only.

Join the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for food, beverage, and conversation! Members of the admissions staff look forward to connecting with you and your fellow alumni interviewers.

Join the Black Alumni Council for a fun-filled mix and mingle during Soul Hoya Reunion Weekend! Reminisce and make new memories over a cocktail or a lively game of spades, Uno, or dominoes.

Please meet us by the front entrance of McDonough Gymnasium between 8:15 and 8:30 a.m. for some coffee, donuts, and a chance to reconnect with boatmates and friends! Assistant Women’s Rowing Coach Serra Sevenler will guide us through our on-campus indoor facilities. While we can’t offer you a chance to pull an oar, we will provide you with coffee and donuts to start your day and give you an update on the Georgetown University Men’s and Women’s Rowing programs.

Join classmates, families, and friends for our 5K Fun Run around Georgetown’s campus.

The Georgetown Legacy Society invites you to join us for this complimentary estate planning seminar. The presentation will address critical issues in estate planning and discuss important tools and strategies to protect assets, instill family values, achieve charitable objectives, and avoid family conflict. Our speaker, Beth Shapiro Kaufman, a partner at Lowenstein Sandler, will focus on aspects of estate and wealth transfer planning. Kaufman works on a broad range of tax issues, including income, gift, and estate tax planning for individuals, businesses, and charitable organizations. A full breakfast buffet will be offered.

Join your favorite Department of Government faculty for breakfast in the iconic ICC and meet fellow alumni! Welcome remarks will come from Anthony Clark Arend (SFS’80), chair of the Department of Government and fellow Georgetown alumnus.

On-site registration ends at noon.

Visit the Loyalty Society Hospitality Tent on Healy Lawn during check-in and on-site registration. Current Loyalty Society members can stop by for fun and FREE giveaways! Not a member? Visit the tent to become one!

Come visit Alumni House, your home away from home! Browse through Georgetown memorabilia, sit and talk with other alumni, or just enjoy a quiet moment a short walk away from the hustle and bustle of reunion. An Infant Feeding Room will be available in Alumni House during open house hours.

Join our annual Memorial Mass to remember your classmates and other alumni who have passed away.

Paging all undergraduate reunion alumni who also obtained their M.D. from Georgetown School of Medicine! Join us for a morning reception to gather and celebrate with other Medical Double (or more!) Hoyas, as well as School of Medicine faculty, over coffee and pastries in the Medical-Dental building.

Alumni and friends of the Class of 1975 are invited to a brunch celebration in honor of their 50th Reunion.

Kick off your day by joining fellow physics alumni and the Department of Physics for breakfast in Regents Hall.

Facebook changed the game, then Instagram reigned supreme, and now TikTok dances are performed in every living room and Roblox is your kid’s favorite playground. It may not look like many of our childhoods, but as a parent or grandparent in this new social media society, the next big thing comes with new rules and boundaries that can be difficult to navigate. Join our panel of experts for a conversation about digital ground rules that keep the safety and happiness of your family top of mind, while also discussing the benefits and opportunities that new technology provides.

Calling all future Hoyas for an art class meant to entertain and inspire! Hoya kids ages 4-13 can come express their inner Picasso or Monet under the tutelage of Sweet Promise Painting, to create their own one-of-a-kind masterpiece. There’s no better way to commemorate Reunion Weekend than with a personalized souvenir!

Join fellow alumni for an event featuring Interim President Bob Groves as he shares reflections on the most recent academic year and his excitement for the progress being made on the Hilltop and across Capitol Campus.

All alumni, families, and friends are invited to a family-friendly barbeque. There will be refreshing beverages (including pay-as-you-go wine and beer) available for applicable adults, and kid-friendly activities. All are welcome! Valid ID is required for those over age 21 who wish to purchase alcoholic beverages.

Alumni and guests are invited to join members of the School of Nursing faculty and staff for an afternoon dessert reception.

Join Fr. Chris Steck, S.J., the Healey Family Distinguished Professor in Ethical Issues and an associate professor in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, and Julia A. Lamm, professor of theology and director of the Costan Lecture in Early Christianity. Both currently teach the Problem of God class. They will revisit some of the questions addressed in the course during your undergraduate years and answer questions that you have about the Problem of God and the core ideas it covers.

The Hilltop will always be your home, but it might look a little different since you were last here. To see how Georgetown continues to evolve, join us for a tour of the new (and new-to-you) campus buildings!

In the age of misinformation and political polarization, the validity of our sources and the accuracy of our information has never been more important. Prime-time coverage and front-page stories inform, influence, and ignite the conversations across the country. Join Hoyas who work in our nation’s biggest newsrooms for a discussion about the public perception of modern news, the critical importance of trustworthy journalism, and the future of reporting.

The business of sports has evolved from simply buying a ticket to your favorite team’s game, into a comprehensive fan experience that encompasses marketing, apparel, gaming, branding, and immersive engagement events. To be a fan of sport today means that your favorite team can be infused into every aspect of your life. Join this panel of experts for a stimulating discussion about innovations in the business of sports. They’ll share their Georgetown experiences, their insight into the new sports business model, and the exciting future of the fan experience.

Everyone is welcome to attend this reception hosted by Center for Multicultural Equity and Access (CMEA). We invite alumni and friends to celebrate Georgetown’s commitment to caring for each other and building a community rooted in justice and dignity. Together, we promote belonging, well-being, critical hope, and joy. Explore our shared suite, reconnect with fellow Hoyas, see how we continue to enrich campus life and the growing alumni network.

Description: Join us in a toast to 20th anniversary and our new space’s grand opening! We invite all graduates of GSP to come enjoy our new space in the ground level of Healy Hall, reconnect with fellow GSPeeps, and see how we continue to enrich campus life and the growing alumni network. Small bites and drinks will be available!

As technology and society evolve faster than institutions can naturally adapt, we are witnessing an era of massive social, economic, cultural, and political upheaval. The erosion of trust in institutions has given rise to a populist sentiment on both the left and the right. Algorithmically-aided echo chambers have accelerated political and cultural hyper-polarization. In this era of disruption, how will our politics adapt?

Launched in the fall of 2015, the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) is commemorating its 10-year anniversary with a year-long exploration of the future of public service. Join Mo Elleithee (SFS’94), GU Politics executive director, speaking with political operatives and strategists, as they discuss how changes in our politics may impact the future of public service. Co-sponsored by Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service at the McCourt School of Public Policy.

Did you and your special someone both graduate from Georgetown? Join other Hoya couples for a special toast and reception to celebrate your Hoya love connection.

Once registered, please fill this form so that you and your partner can be featured in our Hoya Love Stories slideshow during reunion!

From 4:30 – 6 p.m., join Georgetown Athletics and fellow student-athlete alumni for a reception welcoming back from all former athletes to the Hilltop.

Join classmates for our 50th Reunion Class Mass to celebrate our Georgetown family and remember the members of our class who are no longer with us.

Join Georgetown University’s Jesuits to close your Reunion Weekend with a liturgy for all returning alumni, family, and friends.

Jump-start your morning with coffee and a hot brunch buffet before heading home. Special seating will be available for 50th Reunion and Magis Alumni.