Meredith Johnson ’26 –MJ, for short– heard Jessie B. Evans ‘26 before she met him. It was orientation day, after a full program welcome she would later describe as being “hosed down with information.” Outside, the cohort had spilled into a mixer of wine and small plates, the early choreography of a group of people
Equal parts athlete and artist, Nivash Jayaram ’25 has a love for the stage and the stadium. He grew up playing jazz guitar and singing in choir, while also running track and playing soccer and lacrosse. They may be two different worlds, but he embraces them both.
When he was only 14, Ugochukwu Achara ’24 moved from his home country of Nigeria to the United States with two goals in mind: to accelerate his education and to play soccer. He attended private school for a year before finishing his high school diploma at Berkshire School in Massachusetts. From there, he came to
