Max Prezeau UCLA ’23 found his calling through Bruin Compassionate Consulting, a student-run organization that provides pro bono strategic solutions to nonprofits serving underrepresented communities in Los Angeles. Starting as a junior analyst conducting market research and financial analysis, Max quickly advanced to project manager and now serves on the...

Space exploration and community service might seem like different worlds, but for Luke Werthmann Iowa State ’21, they’re both about expanding horizons and improving lives. Luke’s aerospace engineering studies at Iowa State focus on humanity’s greatest challenges — developing innovations like hypersonic flight, supersonic commercial travel, and advanced space exploration...

Building a new Phi Kappa Psi chapter from the ground up while managing over $100,000 in investment portfolios isn’t typical for a college student — but Zachary Woloff Clemson ’25 isn’t typical. As a Founding Father and current President of Phi Kappa Psi at Clemson University, Zach has led the...

In just three semesters at Wabash College, Caiden Jeffries Wabash ’23 accomplished something remarkable: he was hand-selected as the sole recipient of a merit-based award to represent both Wabash College and Phi Kappa Psi at the Independent Colleges of Indiana conference in Indianapolis. But for Caiden, representation means more than...

With a population of fewer than 500 people, the residents of Tangier Island, Virginia, have an unusually high rate of Fuchs’ corneal dystrophy, an eye disease that can cause blindness. Steven Solar Johns Hopkins ’19 went there to study the disease — but convincing the residents to participate in research...