Max Discher J.D. ’16 has joined the new Redwood City Police Advisory Committee. Members serve as liaisons between the community and the police department. The Committee was formed with the mission of improving public safety to Redwood City residents, business owners and employees, and visitors. Discher is a senior staff attorney at Homebase, with experience […]

Brittni Vargas-Correia ‘16 and husband Gonçalo Correia welcomed their first baby in December of 2020 and a second baby in February of 2023.

Clayton Magsanay ’16 attended Our Lady of Guadalupe School in Fremont, Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward, and Chabot and Ohlone colleges before arriving at SCU. He was creative with a passion for writing music and playing guitar. His second passion was the role-playing and strategy genres of online and tabletop gaming. Clayton’s genuine kindness, engaging […]

After waiting through three separate town council sessions, Sona Makker J.D. ’16 was unanimously appointed a member and assumed office on the Moraga Town Council on Nov. 10, 2021. Born in Tracy, Calif., to immigrant parents, Sona watched them volunteer in schools and neighborhood groups all while holding down jobs and raising four kids. She’s known […]

Samuel Bertram ’16, M.S. ’18 and his brother Jonathan were interviewed by Linda Zavoral of the Mercury News about OnePointOne, an agricultural technology company the two co-founded, and Willo, their direct-to-consumer health and lifestyle brand. They discussed using innovative indoor farming technolgy to reduce large-scale consumption and contamination of water, create new agricultral jobs, personalize […]

Joey Nouaux ’16 and his girlfriend, Anna, decided to take a year off from work to travel the world starting in the fall of 2019. Little did they know that a global pandemic would throw a wrench in those plans. Even though they didn’t get to complete their entire itinerary, they still had an incredible […]

Sean Parrott ’16 is serving in the 101st Airborne Division as a first lieutenant and armor officer. He is a logistics officer for 1st Squadron and 75th Cavalry Regiment. He previously served as a platoon leader.

Hannah T. Yang J.D. ’16 is an associate attorney with Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton in their San Francisco office. Yang is on the trademark and copyright team in the Kilpatrick’s intellectual property department, focusing on trademark and copyright litigation in both state and federal courts.

Professional soccer player Danielle Weatherholt ’16 has signed an endorsement contract with Adidas. She stars as a midfielder for the Orlando Pride in the National Women’s Soccer League. Inspired by Santa Clara’s commitment to giving, she seeks to use her platform to make a difference in her local community and abroad.

Kyle Pietrzyk ’16, M.S. ’18 a mechanical engineering graduate student at SCU, was accepted into the Ph.D. program in engineering with a full fellowship at Stanford University, beginning fall 2018. He is a member of On Shun Pak’s theoretical fluid mechanics research group and performed research with Hohyun Lee through the Kuehler Undergraduate Research Program.

As a undergrad, Olivia Bormann ’16 was a standout student caller and student supervisor. She came back to SCU two years ago to serve as the director of the Call Center. Under her leadership, the Call Center raised $639,000 during Santa Clara’s 2018 fiscal year—the highest total in the past five years.

Jacqueline Anh Thu Pham Huyen ’16, a third-year biology major, died unexpectedly on Friday, May 20, 2016. Affectionately known as Jackie, she was born on a sunny fall late afternoon, November 12, 1995, at the Norwood Caritas Hospital in Norwood, MA, into a family consisting of her mother, Huu Huyen, father, Tin Pham, and older brother, Alex […]

Alana Hinkston ’16 was presented the Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J. Award, given to a graduating senior who exemplifies the ideals of Jesuit education, especially being a "whole person of solidarity in the real world" and having the courage and faith to build a more just and humane world. Alana Hinkston is graduating with a double major […]

Grace Lacayo ’16 was presented with a Student Life Award in recognition of her contributions to the overall quality of life in the University community. She has participated in various aspects of Campus Ministry, has been a community facilitator for two years, and is currently the assistant resident director for the Xavier RLC. One of her […]

Lauren Gardiner ’16 was presented with a Student Life Award in recognition of her contributions to the overall quality of life in the University community. She has served as a past co-chair and secretary of Igwebuike and has just finished her term as director of the Multicultural Center, where she helped to establish the Multicultural Center […]

Glen Bradley ’16 was presented with a Student Life Award to recognize his contributions to the overall quality of life in the University community. Glen graduated with a major in Marketing and a minor in English. Glen has been a Search Retreat Leader, a Peer Educator, a Drahmann Center Tutor, a Eucharistic Minister, a member of […]

Travis Chen ’16, a computer science and engineering student, has won the Engineering Excellence Award.

A first-year law student at UC Hastings, Ryan Khojasteh ’16 has been unanimously appointed by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to the Immigrants Rights Commission. The commission advises the mayor and board on issues and policies related to immigrants who live or work in San Francisco. He thanks Professor Montfort and Professor Pellettieri for […]

Brittni Ann Vargas ’16 graduated with a Master of Criminal Justice degree summa cum laude and will be continuing her education through a Juris Doctor degree. 

Breana Marie Vargas ’16, completed her Master of Public Health degree summa cum laude and is continuing her education through a Doctor of Medicine degree.