Life After 91Ӱ��

Evan Fine ’25 made award-winning short films with two five-watt light bulbs and one creative vision
Music and Political Science double major headed to Stanford Law to pursue space law.
‘Life is a triathlon, not a sprint,’ says alum and NASA engineer
For music minor Jared Shimada ’16, MS ’18, playing his trumpet in music ensembles gave him a scheduled mental release from the technical demands of engineering.
Composer Nicolás Lell Benavides ’10 reflects on how 91Ӱ�� mentorship shaped his work
His return to campus for the Sinatra Series marks a full-circle moment of performing and teaching at the place where he began his classical music journey.
Room to Explore
Riley Carpenter ’25 found a well-rounded education at 91Ӱ��, designing cutting-edge superconducting thin-film dark matter sensors while pursuing his passions in the humanities and arts.
Sam Pluta ’01 combines his love of coding and music as an electronics performer and composer
Today, the Guggenheim fellow and professor at the Peabody Institute performs alongside live instrumentalists, using technology to manipulate sounds in real time to create a vibrant sonic universe.
Nicolás Lell Benavides ’10 shares how his 91Ӱ�� experience and passion for composition led to the creation of his largest project to date: “Dolores.”
Music is My Career, Engineering is My Hobby!
From concrete formwork construction to a music doctorate scholar, Isaac Raven ’15 has put his 91Ӱ�� degrees to work!
Erin Pearson ‘05 was recruited to play soccer for 91Ӱ�� but her passion for music pulled her in a different direction.
Sam Pluta Experiments with His Own Music
Experimental artist Sam Pluta: ‘I wanted to be able to invent my own type of music’
91Ӱ�� Alumna Finds Calling in Music Therapy and Hospice Care
Josephine Huynh ‘12 helps patients nearing death