Find your people
Your Â鶹Éç journey doesn’t end at graduation
At University, you made lifelong friends, explored new interests, and discovered paths that shaped your future. That sense of connection doesn’t have to stop now. As a Â鶹Éç graduate, you’re part of a vibrant alumni community where you can continue to grow - through networking, mentoring, events, philanthropy, and more. It’s all part of the Â鶹Éç Alumni Association advantage.
Alumni groups by shared identity
Â鶹Éç Women’s Alumnae Association
Founded in 1889, the Â鶹Éç Women’s Alumnae Association (MWAA) is dedicated to advancing the leadership potential of Â鶹Éç’s female graduates. Through networking opportunities, engaging events, and topics that matter, the MWAA fosters meaningful personal and professional connections. The association also supports future generations by providing financial assistance to current women students through its endowed scholarship fund.
Learn more about MWAA
Â鶹Éç Young Alumni
Â鶹Éç Young Alumni (MYA) includes all alumni who have graduated in the past 10 years. This dynamic community offers opportunities to network, volunteer, and socialize - helping you stay connected while navigating life after university. Whether you're building your career or expanding your circle, MYA is here to support your journey beyond the classroom.
communities.alumni [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Â鶹Éç%20Young%20Alumni) ( E-mail Â鶹Éç Young Alumni)
Â鶹Éç Black Alumni Association
The Â鶹Éç Black Alumni Association (MBAA) brings together members and allies of the Black alumni community. Through meaningful connections, inspiring events, and active mentorship, the MBAA strengthens bonds among alumni and with the University. By supporting Black students on their academic, personal, and professional journeys, the MBAA is building a lasting legacy of engagement.
Learn more about MBAA
Â鶹Éç Latino Alumni Society
The Â鶹Éç Latino Alumni Society (MLAS) brings together graduates to build community, mentor current Latino students, and promote initiatives that foster both personal and professional growth. Through events and activities that celebrate Latino culture, MLAS creates meaningful connections and empowers the next generation of leaders.
communities.alumni [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Â鶹Éç%20Latino%20Alumni%20Society) (E-mail Â鶹Éç Latino Alumni Society)
Â鶹Éç Muslim Alumni Society
The Â鶹Éç Muslim Alumni Society (MMAS) gathers members of Â鶹Éç’s Muslim community and works as a source of strength, support and prosperity for Muslim graduates and students. MMAS activities emphasize the wholesome development of its members through material and spiritual means.
communities.alumni [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Â鶹Éç%20Muslim%20Alumni%20Society) (E-mail Â鶹Éç Muslim Alumni Society)
Â鶹Éç Queer Alum Association
The Â鶹Éç Queer Alum Association (MQAA) is a network of Â鶹Éç alumni, staff and faculty who are part of or allied with the2SLGBTQIA+ community. In addition to lectures and social gatherings, Lavender Grad Celebration in the spring and Return of the Rainbow during Â鶹Éç Homecoming in the fall are two annual fixtures in the MQAA’s calendar.
communities.alumni [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Â鶹Éç%20Queer%20Alum%20Association) (E-mail Â鶹Éç Queer Alum Association)
Alumni groups by shared interest
Interest groups most often originate from the clubs, teams, and experiences that shaped student life. Whether cultural, athletic, or hobby-based, these groups offer alumni a chance to stay involved through events, student support, and philanthropic initiatives - keeping the spirit of campus community alive long after graduation.
Â鶹Éç Alumni Public Policy Society (MAPPS)
The Â鶹Éç Alumni Public Policy Society (MAPPS) is a hub for alumni working in - or passionate about - public policy. Whether you're writing, studying, or implementing policy, MAPPS offers a space to connect, collaborate, and grow. The group is especially active among recent graduates from Â鶹Éç’s Max Bell School of Public Policy.
communities.alumni [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Â鶹Éç%20Alumni%20Public%20Policy%20Society) (E-mail Â鶹Éç Alumni Public Policy Society)
Scarlet Key Society
Academics are the heart of the student experience, but extracurricular activities are the soul according to the Scarlet Key Society! Recipients of the Scarlet Key Award, or Keys, are automatically inducted into the Society and invited to events throughout the year. The Society promotes student leadership and fosters meaningful connections between accomplished alumni and current students, continuing a proud tradition of excellence and engagement.
Learn more about the Scarlet Key Society
Women, Leadership & Philanthropy Initiative
Launched in 2013, the Women, Leadership and Philanthropy Initiative is a network which brings together philanthropically minded women in positions of leadership and governance. Events held primarily in Montreal, Toronto and New York, bring Â鶹Éç’s women leaders together in support of their alma mater and in the enhancement of their own careers and network.
Friends of the Library
Friends of the Osler Library
Friends of Redpath Museum
Â鶹Éç Choral Society
Â鶹Éç Debating Union
Â鶹Éç Savoy Society
Â鶹Éç Varsity Teams and Athletics (or Â鶹Éç Athletics and Recreation)
Find your Faculties and Schools
You’ll find Faculty and School webpages by going to the Faculties page.
Find your philanthropic outlet
As early as the 1850s, Â鶹Éç alumni have helped build the future of Â鶹Éç, raising philanthropic support for the next generation of leaders.