Gilman School Alumni

🚨JUST 12 HOURS REMAIN in the Race to Raise!🚨

The boys are counting on your participation before midnight to help us reach our $100,000 goal and unlock the matching gift for The Gilman Fund. Thank you in advance for supporting all 1,030 students. Gilman boys thrive because of you.

Give by 11:59 p.m. at gilman.edu/racetoraise. 🏁

Keep up the pace, Gilman! 💪

We've already made incredible headway in the race to raise $100,000 for The Gilman Fund before midnight tomorrow! But we need EVERY member of the Greyhound community to participate to unlock the match and endless possibilities for the Hounds. We'll reach our goal because of you.

Give now at gilman.edu/racetoraise

Next TUESDAY, APRIL 28, we kick off Gilman's largest community-wide giving effort: the Race to Raise!

If we collectively contribute $100,000 to The Gilman Fund by 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, April 30, we will unlock a match! So get ready, Gilman. We've done it before. We'll do it again because of you.

Alumni Weekend 2026 was a success!

With hundreds of alumni returning to campus, Gilman was filled with energy, connection, and celebration all weekend long.

From the Crab Feast to campus tours, alumni enjoyed a full two days of events. They cheered on the Greyhounds at lacrosse and baseball games, gathered for the All-Reunion Class Cocktail Party, attended class-specific celebrations, and more. Each moment reflected the lasting connections and shared pride that last well beyond one’s time as a student.

Thank you to all who helped make this Alumni Weekend so special — from attendees to organizers.

📸: See more photos at bit.ly/4vCwl33, with more coming later this week!

This week, alumni from the classes of ’91, ’06, ’11, and ’16 returned to campus to share their perspectives on how Gilman has evolved over the years, and what has remained the same.

From fond memories of pranks and traditions to lessons learned in the classroom, on the field, and beyond, each speaker reflected on the experiences and people that shaped them. Together, they painted a powerful picture of growth, connection, and the enduring influence of the Gilman community.

📚: Read more at bit.ly/3ONzD2J

Don't miss the sixth installment of Live From Roland Avenue: "From Preps to the Pros," on April 2 at 2 p.m. Chisom Opara '99, assistant director of Player Personnel for the Minnesota Vikings, Andrew Stanley '91, director of athletics at Collegiate School (Va.), and Jack Tortolani '20, assistant men's lacrosse coach at St. Joseph's University, will discuss the shifting landscape of high school, college, and professional sports. Register at gilman.edu/lfra to receive the Zoom link.

Join Philip Beatson ’00, senior vice president of Strategy and Operations at Mercy Health Services, Amol Narang ’03, director of the Johns Hopkins Pancreatic Cancer Multidisciplinary Clinic, and Ethan Weiss ’87, chief scientific officer and co-founder at Marea Therapeutics, this Thursday, February 26, from 3–4 p.m., for a discussion on breakthroughs in science, patient care, and hospital administration that will undoubtedly impact us all. Register to receive the Zoom link at gilman.edu/LFRA.

Join us this Friday for an Iftar Dinner from 5 to 8 p.m.! Come enjoy a wonderful evening of food and community. Email [email protected] to RSVP.

Have you registered for "Careers of the 21st Century," on Wednesday, Jan. 21, at 1 p.m. The January episode of Gilman's Live From Roland Avenue webinar series will feature Collin Wallace ’02, partner at Lobby Capital, Scott Kidder ’03, CFO for The Onion, and Ben Weinfeld ’23, founder of Propagentic, discussing the shifting landscape of careers in the 21st century, the jobs that will be most impacted, and the skills that will be most prized. Register today at gilman.edu/LFRA to receive the Zoom link.