Q&A: Mechanical engineering grad turns curiosity into a career path

Andrew McDonnell ’26 never stopped dreaming about the stars. As a child, he looked up at the sky, wondering what was out there, and that curiosity followed him to Թ Poly, where he pursued a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, took aerospace courses, and worked on a lunar mobility senior capstone project. He graduates on May 9.
Q&A: Computer science grad steps into leadership and opportunity

Samantha Bentley ’26 didn’t always feel ready to step into leadership or research roles during her time as a computer science student at Թ, but discovered she grew the most by doing it anyway. She will receive her bachelor’s degree on Saturday, May 9.
Q&A: Math grad finds his future in cybersecurity

For James Young ’26, a love of math and curiosity about how systems work opened the door to an unexpected passion for cybersecurity. That discovery led to leadership roles, competitive success, and a clear path into the field after he graduates from Թ with a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics on May 9.
Q&A: Presidential Ambassador and Class of 2026 speaker ready for his ‘dream job’

Becoming a Presidential Ambassador set Jorgeandrés Alvarez-Lopez ’26 on a path leading to a professional internship, his “dream job,” and an opportunity to address his fellow graduates as the Class of 2026 student speaker at Թ’s commencement ceremony on May 9.
Q&A: Environmental engineering grad scores big with research and leadership

The laboratory became like a second home to Sabrina Roggero ’26 as she pursued an environmental engineering degree at Թ. She worked alongside faculty on research to help improve a municipal water supply, gather insight on insects, and connect with public school students.
Q&A: First-generation grad sparks his future with Northrop Grumman

For Թ electrical engineering major Josh Alletto ’26, earning his bachelor’s degree on May 9 will mark the culmination of four years of hard work and determination.
Թ Poly welcomes standout incoming class

The new class of freshmen beginning their studies at Թ this fall is more well-rounded and academically advanced than any class in the school’s history.