2020s
Several Eagles who are also affiliated with Washington University in St. Louis—current WashU students Flannery Lees and Harrison John (both ASL ’24), ASL teachers Joy Xu (ASL 2021–present) and Laura Beal P ’24 ’27 (ASL 2017–present), and ASL parent Tatum Getty P ’33 ’34—joined Vijay K. Ramani, the university’s senior vice provost for graduate education and international affairs, at a lovely reception at London’s Shard on Thursday, 28 May!
May 2026
Grace Gallagher ’20 writes, “In April, I will be running the London Marathon in support of the Brent Centre for Young People, a north London charity and leading provider of psychotherapy for young people in Kilburn and Maida Vale. For more than 50 years, the Brent Centre has paved the way in unique therapy approaches for youth, and as an aspiring pediatric therapist myself, I believe deeply in what they do to improve access to mental healthcare in our community. I feel lucky to have spent time at the Brent Centre, seeing firsthand the amazing work they do, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to support such a wonderful charity as I run my second marathon. If you are interested in learning more about the Brent Centre, or following along with my training updates, please visit my page. Thank you!”
February 2026
Sophia Christodoulou ’21 writes, “This fall, I’ll be running the Berlin Marathon in support of Free to Run, an organization that uses running to empower women and girls in conflict-affected communities. The work connects closely to experiences that have shaped me over the past year, including my time in Amman, Jordan, when I worked with Squash Dreamers, supporting young refugee girls through education and sport. Seeing firsthand in Amman last summer how access to safe spaces, mentorship, and physical activity builds confidence and community, I’m now hoping to spend some of this coming summer in Iraq, visiting one of Free to Run’s programs and training alongside the girls as I prepare for the marathon. For anyone interested in learning more or supporting this work, you can visit my page. (Donations are welcome and deeply appreciated!)”
February 2026
Ruby Jo Read ’23, now a third-year student at Urdang Academy (which is part of City St. Georges, University of London), is set to perform in an upcoming stage production of Amélie, which runs in London from 25–28 March 2026. Ruby is in Cast Lucas, which performs on Thursday, 26 March at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm, and Saturday, 28 March at those same two times. Tickets can be found here. Great job, Ruby—we can't wait to see you shine!
February 2026
This past fall, Kyle Moore ’25 performed at a NFL game with his university marching band, Rutgers University’s Marching Scarlet Knights. Go, Kyle!
January 2026
Congratulations to Adil Farooq ’21 on graduating from Georgia Tech in May with a BSc in computer science! Adil is now back in London, pursuing his MSc in advanced computing at Imperial College London.
January 2026