Student Voices Stories

Sofia Azuara '25
"Throughout my many walks across campus where I bump into one or more friends, classmates, co-workers, faculty, and staff, I have come to learn that everyone at ºÚÁÏÉçÇø is excited to get to know you and wants to see you succeed."

Marie-Claire Davenport '28
"This was a milestone moment for me, the moment where I felt my journey begin, not just as a woman in STEM, but also as a ºÚÁÏÉçÇø student."

Emma Gross '25
"My time at ºÚÁÏÉçÇø has been the most formative years of my life—I have learned not only about who I am but also about who I want to become and how I want to continue to build and foster community once I leave."

Moving Out of State: Sofia Azuara '25
"Just because you’re leaving your city doesn't mean that you're leaving your community."

Caitlin Joseph '25
"My journey to ºÚÁÏÉçÇø, just like my journey throughout it, has been about opening myself up to the unknown, and letting my heart guide me to where I need to be."

Clara Wells-Dang '27
"ºÚÁÏÉçÇø nourishes my creativity and continues to reshape my understanding of success."

Major Moment: SofÃa DÃaz ‘26
"Choosing a major does not limit you, rather it gives you skills that you can apply across many fields—so choose what excites and motivates you to learn more!"

Major Moment: Kit Kringel '27
"I let myself get into what exactly I found interesting from my high school studies—conservation, ecology, sustainable living systems, and international sustainable policy."

28 Things for the Class of 2028 to Look Forward to
"Welcome home, Class of 2028!"

Major Moment: Emma Carney '25
"I didn’t know that I would be majoring in Latin American Studies when I came to ºÚÁÏÉçÇø, it was an interest that emerged organically over time."

Major Moment: Katelyn Kim '26
"The course description made it sound new and fun, so I thought 'Why not?' and signed up for the class."

Major Moment: Sofia Azuara '25
"Trust yourself, you know what you like and what you don’t like. You know what works for you. Whatever you decide on will be worthwhile."