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Andy Yoon '25 will be a featured performer (piano) at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall in New York City on Thursday, December 12, at 8 p.m. as a part of the Ensemble SONE Gala Concert. To attend this event, please click here to purchase your ticket. 

Join the Gilman community in congratulating Ryan! 

Congratulations, Amir Whitehead '21!

On his third team, in his sixth year with the NFL, Brandon Copeland '09 had a breakout season in 2018 with the Jets. He appeared in all 16 games, 10 of which were in a starting role, while recording 35 combined tackles and racking up five sacks. What happened? Opportunity. Read more in Pressbox.

The latest book by Patrick Smithwick '69, Racing Time: a Memoir of Love, Loss and Liberation, is now available. Written to stand on its own, Racing Time is the third of a trilogy, following the memoirs Racing My Father and Flying Change. Click here to learn more about Racing Time and order a signed copy.

The linguistic and cultural benefits that the Summer Spain program provides has an important impact on students for years to come. And our students agree!  

"Be yourself, be gracious, be Gilman." - Quinn Beagle '19

Bradley King has received the 2019 Tony Award for Lighting Design for his work on the musical Hadestown – his second in in three years. You can watch his acceptance speech here. Returning to Gilman in 2017 to present the Mountcastle Lecture, he noted that he got his start in theatre on the very stage on which he was being interviewed.

Members of the Class of 2019 engaged in a workplace internship with an adult mentor called a Senior Encounter, the capstone of each senior's Gilman experience. Read about their experiences here.

Congratulations Alex!

Mike Lwin '01 talks about the relevancy of Facebook outside of the US. 

Here's an example of the power of the Gilman network: Leonard Frenkil, Jr. ‘81, Mark Caplan ‘76 (not pictured) and William Bradley ‘04 are among the senior partners who have launched a property management company, WPM MidSouth Multifamily.

Maryland first baseman Maxwell Costes '18 has been named Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Max was also named in the All-Big Ten first team. Read more in this Baltimore Sun article. Congratulations Max!