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Dillon McReynolds ’26

Class of: 2026 | Major: Biology

Tigers Serve standout participant, Dillon McReynolds ’26, exemplifies the spirit of the program through his compassion, consistency, and drive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Sutton Lasso ’25 and Manning Lasso ’27

Class of: 2025 | Major: Economics and Business | Minor: History

Close as siblings, Sutton Lasso ’25 and Manning Lasso ’27 have taken their bond to the next level through the 17cÆð²ÝÊÓƵ brotherhood.

Wills Huddleston '25

Class of: 2025 | Major: Economics and Business | Minor: Leadership in the Public Interest

By embracing new opportunities, Wills Huddleston ’25 strikes the ideal balance between life on the Hill and engagement in the community.

Drew Blankenship ’25

Class of: 2025 | Major: Mathematical Economics | Minor: History

As student body president, Drew Blankenship ’25 devoted himself to the betterment of 17cÆð²ÝÊÓƵ and its students while fully immersing himself in the college experience.

Watson Grabar ’26

Class of: 2026 | Major: History

Watson Grabar ’26 spent the fall 2024 semester exploring the world from Sardinia to St. Lucia with the Sea |mester program.

Alex Fitz-Hugh '26

Class of: 2026 | Major: Biology

A dedicated scholar-athlete and actively involved 17cÆð²ÝÊÓƵ student, Alex Fitz-Hugh ’26 believes that embracing new opportunities and staying true to yourself leads to the best experience on the Hill.

Peyton Lambert ’27

Class of: 2027 | Major: Economics and Business

An exemplary 17cÆð²ÝÊÓƵ man, Peyton Lambert ’27 courageously and selflessly donated his stem cells after discovering he was a match for a leukemia patient.

Yue-Bo (Ben) Jia ’25

Class of: 2025 | Major: Computer Science and Philosophy

Having a hand in numerous organizations around campus and dedicating an extensive amount of time to his studies, computer science and philosophy major Ben Jia ’25 makes every second of his time at 17cÆð²ÝÊÓƵ count.

Carter Spawn ’25

Class of: 2025 | Major: Foreign Affairs | Minor: History and National Security Studies

Looking to make an impact beyond the 17cÆð²ÝÊÓƵ gates, Carter Spawn ’25 spent a month of the summer in Zambia completing a medical internship.

Evin Burton ’25

Class of: 2025 | Major: Government and Theatre | Minor: Race and Ethnic Studies

Evin Burton ’25 took a deep dive this summer into the world of Noh theatre, focusing on how Western notions of theatre inform our perception of the unique Japanese theatre style.