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Adeagbo Earns Dual Degrees from John Hopkins
Congratulations to Tamilore Adeagbo (Eisenhower, 2021), who has graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a Bachelor of Science in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health Studies. She will continue her academic journey at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, where she will
Jirak Graduates KSU and Starts Crossroad Caminos
Congratulations to Blaise Jirak on graduating from Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration! Blaise plans to continue his education at K-State, pursuing a master’s degree in marketing with a focus on the brand-new Consumer Behavior Program, which launches this winter. Over the past six months,
Timler Heads to Benedictine College
Jacob Timler (Classical School, 2025) will be attending Benedictine College! Drawn to Benedictine’s vibrant Catholic community, liberal arts foundation, and enriching Programs of Distinction, Jacob found a school where he can explore topics like leadership and constitutional studies. “Beyond academic growth, college is a time to develop holistically as a
DeFore to Attend WSU for Aerospace Engineering
Elijah DeFore (Northeast Magnet, 2025) will attend Wichita State University this fall to study Aerospace Engineering! Elijah chose Wichita State for its top-tier aerospace program, guaranteed industry internships, and strong engineering research opportunities, all in a local and affordable setting. With deep ties to the aviation world, WSU stood out as
Barkus Heads to Howard University
Alexsis Barkus (Wichita South, 2025) will attend Howard University to study Criminology and Political Science! Alexsis chose Howard for its unmatched combination of culture, prestige, location, and network. As a proud HBCU, Howard offers her the rich African American cultural experience she seeks, rooted in a legacy of excellence and
Orief Heads to Cornell for Computer Science
Jana Orief (Northwest, 2025) is headed to Cornell University to study Computer Science! Jana’s decision to become a Cornellian was shaped by her visit through a diversity STEM program, where she found a campus community that felt welcoming, driven, and deeply committed to making a difference. From world-class dining with inclusive
