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Julie Stiles and Maggie Gyllenhaal are alumnae of Columbia University. Alumni means two or more graduates who are all male or who are both male and female. Natalie Portman and Conan O’Brien are alumni of Harvard University. alumni = more than one male graduate, or a group of male and female graduates alumnae = more than one female graduate (pronounced uh-luhm-nee) alumnus = one male graduate alumna = one female graduate. And, while we’re at it, to say “former alumnus” or “former graduate” is nonsensical. Once a grad, always a grad. On, Wisconsin!

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The feminine nominative singular is “alumna,” and the feminine plural ending is “-ae.” There is no neuter form (it would be “alumnum”), so you use the masculine … 2021-04-08 Alumna. When referring to one female graduate, use the word “alumna.” If you’re talking about a group of female graduates, the correct word is “alumnae.” Example: These alumnae reunited to share memories of their CTX experiences. Alum.

alumni = more than one male graduate, or a group of male and female graduates alumnae = more than one female graduate (pronounced uh-luhm-nee) alumnus = one male graduate alumna = one female graduate. And, while we’re at it, to say “former alumnus” or “former graduate” is nonsensical. Once a grad, always a grad. On, Wisconsin!

For the plurals, alumni refers to multiple male or gender neutral graduates, alumnae is for multiple female grads, and alums is the gender neutral plural. However, others feel quite strongly that this is an error and that the following forms should be used: alumnus (for one male), alumni (for multiple males, or for a mix of males and females), alumna (for one female), and alumnae (for multiple females).

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Should I use alumnus, alumna, alumnae, or alumni? Which word you use depends on the number and the gender of the graduates. Alumnus is for a singular, male graduate. Alumna is for a singular, female graduate. Alumnae is for plural, female graduates. Alumni is for plural graduates who are all men or a mixed group of men and women.

So if you are a female past pupil or a female graduate of an educational institution, you should say ‘I am alumna.’ "Alumnus" is an individual male graduate and "alumna" is an individual female graduate. A group of male graduates are "alumni," and a group of female graduates are "alumnae." For a group of graduates comprised of both men and women (which is what I think the question is attempting to determine), the masculine plural "alumni" is used. A lone female graduate is called an alumna. So I am an alumna of the University of Washington in Seattle and an alumna of Stanford University. A lone male graduate is called an alumnus.

An alumna is one female graduate. And for a group of female graduates, you can use the plural alumnae. An alumnus (Latin pronunciation: [aˈlʊmnʊs]; masculine) or an alumna (; feminine) of a college, university, or other school is a former student who has either attended or graduated in some fashion from the institution.
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Alum a An alumna is a female graduate or former student of a particular school. The plural of alumnus is alumni; the plural of alumna is alumnae. But unlike alumnae Emily Dickinson, class of 1849, revolutionized American poetry.

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An alumna is a girl or woman alumnus. The plural is alumnae. I think this is very neutral. It doesn't say alumnus is only for a boy or man.