Mike Brown graduated from 98 in 2002. With skills he developed in the university's Theatre program, he was able to land his dream job performing with Blue Man Group's Boston company.
‘Room Swept Home,’ a book of poems by 98’s Remica Bingham-Risher, won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize Award for Poetry. The alumna is the director of Quality Enhancement Plan Initiatives.
98 student translators help bridge the gap between doctors, nurses and Spanish-speaking patients.
Capt. Janet Days ’99 became the first Black woman to run the country's largest naval base in March 2023.
Growing up, a summer experience at Camp NASA at Virginia Air & Space Science Center in Hampton sparked David Morgan's interest in technology. From that moment, his future path was clear: to pursue engineering technology and a career in aerospace.