Stay Connected | Johns Hopkins Alumni

The Office of Alumni Relations will be closed for winter break beginning Monday, 12/23/2024 at noon, and will reopen on Thursday, 01/02/2025 at 8:30am ET. Please refer to a list of common end-of-year questions, here.

Connect with Johns Hopkins alumni online with these resources.

OneHop Alumni

OneHop Alumni, our online alumni directory and networking platform, is your one stop for career, community & connection. Learn more, here.

Hopkins Promoters

Stay connected. Share. Win rewards.

Become a Hopkins Promoter and help spread the word about the latest news and events going on at Hopkins to your friends, followers, and colleagues on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Each time you share content, you’ll earn points for more chances to win prizes. Learn more and sign up at alumnijhu.socialtoaster.com.

Class Notes

View Class Notes shared by your fellow JHU alumni or share your own personal and professional news with a Class Note in Johns Hopkins Magazine.

Social Media

Social sharing is everywhere, within and beyond Hopkins. Connect with fellow Hopkins alumni on Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn.

Weekly Update

Check out our weekly e-newsletter for Johns Hopkins alumni featuring important news and events from across the university. Each week you'll automatically receive some of our top headlines and listings for upcoming virtual events so you can keep up with what's happening at Hopkins. Let us know what you think; send feedback to jhucommunications@jhu.edu.

Read our latest issue.

The Hub

At the Hub, you might read about cutting-edge cancer research or deep-trench diving vehicles or bionic arms. About the psychology of hoarders or the delicate work of restoring ancient manuscripts or the mad motor-skills brilliance of a guy who can solve a Rubik's Cube in under eight seconds.

There's no telling what you'll find on the Hub because there's no way of knowing what Johns Hopkins will do next. But when it happens, the Hub is where you'll find it.

Johns Hopkins Magazine

Published four times a year, Johns Hopkins Magazine was conceived in 1950 to give readers intellectual nourishment, and over the years has featured thought-provoking and sometimes controversial articles on topics ranging from particle physics to student unrest. View the most recent issue online or submit a class note today.