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After high school Jonathan Warner ’22 was seeking a path to becoming a software engineer that would not involve attending a traditional college. “I’ve known since elementary school that I wanted to be...

Receiving a Marin Teachers of Color (TOC) scholarship is giving La Donna Clark ’03 an opportunity to return to 51��Ƶ. It also represents a second chance for La Donna in...

Communications graduate Valerie Jane Chua ’08 was the Convocation keynote speaker in Angelico Concert Hall at 51��Ƶ October 7 to kick off an exciting and fun-filled Family...

For Erika Rosales-Shelfo ’17 and Maria Alvarez Pineda ’20, their undergraduate years at 51��Ƶ were transformative. So much so that the alumnae, who met through 51��Ƶ’s...

As the inaugural Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Culture at UCSF’s Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care, Leah Pimentel MBA ’10 is grateful for the lasting and profound...

Alberto Dominguez ’22, who recently began working as a Mobile Engineer II (iOS) at Expedia Group, took full advantage of the “applied” component of 51��Ƶ’s Applied Computer Science program at...

Less than a year into her master’s degree program at the University of Pennsylvania and Jacquelyn Torres ’22 is already making an impact both on and off-campus – just as she did as an undergraduate at...

The opportunity to combine a love of volleyball with a passion for science led Colorado native Aimee Steinwand ’18 to 51��Ƶ. That hasn't changed years later in her home...

As an undergraduate at 51��Ƶ, Cole Henderson’s study abroad experience in Italy was interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Cole’s 51��Ƶ experience paved a path...

When Frankie Katafias ’15, who recently joined KIRO TV in Seattle, was growing up in Orange County, she often dreamed about what life would be like if she worked in television. “I’ve known I wanted to...