Hopkins Groups

Hopkins Groups

by Novalsys, Inc

161 ratings
4 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 22, 2021
  • June 16, 2026

Features

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Connect with your campus community by discovering and RSVPing to events, reading and sharing news, and networking with classmates. Access campus resources, maps, and join groups. Features include event registration, group feeds, and attendance tracking.

Browse and RSVP to events
Campus and group news feeds
Networking with classmates
Access campus resources and maps
Attendance tracking
Join groups
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What's New in Hopkins Groups

2026.5.1300

June 16, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements

User reviews

Extremely slow

This app is always slow no matter what. The fact this is used as a login page is so frustrating because nothing is intuitive.

Terrible

horrible app 0/10

Poor Performance

This app seems to only barely work on a WiFi connection. Connecting through my data plan, only the login page loads. Once I login, 90% of the time the only navigation shows up at the bottom and my name at the top. I am currently at the Family Weekend event and I have full bars on 5G UC through T-Mobile. At first, I thought it was due to the last iOS update that occurred on 9/16/24, but then I saw a performance update for this app occurred on 9/21/24 (says 1 week at the time of this review). To confirm, the app performance was still poor before the iOS and Hopkins Group updates. I can also confirm it is not due to the T-Mobile towers because the performance was still an issue when on the T-Mobile network on the West Coast. If you like, you can say the issue is my phone model, which is an iPhone 12 Pro. If that is the case, please update the Phone Compatibility to include Phone Models and NOT just Phone iOS. The only upside is the app is free.
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QR codes with iOS camera don’t work

We use QR codes extensively to link to event registrations within CG. Now, when scanned with iOS camera and not the QR code scanner within the app, it opens up the app but not the event. Very annoying, please fix bug!

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FAQ

What is the learning methodology used by Hopkins Groups?

Hopkins Groups focuses on experiential learning by connecting users with real-world campus events and activities. It facilitates networking and information sharing within the educational community.

How does Hopkins Groups track user progress?

While Hopkins Groups doesn't track academic progress, it offers attendance tracking for events via QR code or card reader. This helps users monitor their engagement with campus activities.

Does Hopkins Groups offer any certifications?

Hopkins Groups does not offer formal certifications. Its primary function is to enhance campus engagement and networking opportunities for its users.

What is the update frequency for Hopkins Groups?

The app was last updated on March 16, 2026, with version 2026.1.3000. This indicates active development and regular updates to improve functionality and user experience.

Is Hopkins Groups available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, Hopkins Groups is supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android compatibility is not specified.

What do users like most about Hopkins Groups?

With a 4.3-star rating from 159 ratings, users generally appreciate the app's ability to keep them connected to campus events and resources. Positive sentiment often revolves around its networking features and ease of event discovery.

What age rating does Hopkins Groups have?

Hopkins Groups has an age rating of 17+. This suggests it is intended for older students and adults within a campus environment.

Can I use Hopkins Groups offline?

The description does not explicitly state offline functionality. Features like browsing events, reading news, and networking typically require an internet connection.