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ALUMNI NETWORK

The feeling of community and support that Villanova nurtures does not end at graduation. With opportunities to come together at alumni events, mentor and share expertise with current students, cheer on Villanova's teams, network with other Villanovans, invest in the University and fortify its future, we know it's true: Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat.

Discover the power of the Nova Nation:

The Villanova alumni community is 125,000 strong.
We are leaders across industries.
We are innovators and problem solvers.
We are dedicated mentors and volunteers.
We are passionate stewards of the University's values and mission.
We ignite change at Villanova and around the world.

OUR STORIES

VILLANOVA CONCLUDES HISTORIC CAMPAIGN AT $760 MILLION

Villanova University has announced the successful conclusion of its historic comprehensive capital campaign, “For the Greater Great: The Villanova Campaign to Ignite Change,” at more than $760 million. The campaign, which launched in October 2013, surpassed its original $600 million goal 18 months early, with momentum and contributions continuing through to its conclusion on May 31, 2018. MORE...

EVERYWHERE YOU TURN

For Villanovans, accomplishment is not a matter of wealth, fame or power, although these outcomes often ensue. Alumni succeed because, by uniting mind and heart, they find meaning in their lives and purpose in the world. Search far and wide, or just around the corner, and you will find Villanovans doing extraordinary work. MORE...

ALUMNUS KYLE LOWRY MAKES $1 MILLION GIFT

Alumnus and Villanova Basketball great Kyle Lowry—a four-time NBA All-Star guard for the Toronto Raptors and US Olympic Gold Medalist—and his wife, Ayahna, have made a $1 million commitment in support of renovations to the Finneran Pavilion. Lowry’s gift is the largest single gift ever from a Villanova Basketball alumnus. MORE...

BRIAN MUSCARELLA '80 RECEIVES HUMANITARIAN AWARD

On Feb. 8, Villanova University’s Office of Disability Services presented to Brian Muscarella ’80 VSB the sixth annual Fr. Bill Atkinson, OSA, Humanitarian Award. Since suffering a spinal stroke in 2011 that left him paralyzed, Muscarella has dedicated his life to helping those with disabilities. MORE...

YOUNG ALUMNAE LAUNCH GOURMET ICE CREAM COMPANY

Innovation is key to Minus the Moo, a gourmet ice cream company launched by Gwen Burlingame '12 VSB and Katy Flannery '12 CON. The former college roommates believe ice cream should be enjoyed by all, even those who, like Flannery, are lactose intolerant. They developed a premium product using locally sourced dairy ingredients plus an all-natural enzyme that breaks down the lactose. MORE...