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North Salinas High School, Salinas, CA

Majors: Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies & Politics

When she isn’t giving tours, Drea can be found soaking up the SoCal sun by taking a walk around the 5Cs or weightlifting in the Center for Athletics, Recreation and Wellness (CARW). Regardless, she'll be wearing her headphones and blasting her meticulously curated Spotify playlists. Since returning from her semester abroad in South Korea, you can find her brushing up on her Korean in or hanging in the International & Domestic Programs Office (IDPO). She is a Women’s Union (WU) staffer, a member of the , and the head of the Academic E&I Committee. Drea’s favorite study spot is the WU as she frequents even outside of her usual shift. Outside of campus, Drea is a frequent explorer of the greater LA area, she is an avid concert goer, self-proclaimed foodie, and the biggest LA Dodger fan you’ll meet!

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Dulwich College, Shanghai

Major/Minor: Computer Science and History

Although Ben looked forward to escaping the typhoons of his hometown, Shanghai, he now savors the occasional drizzle in otherwise sunny SoCal. Ben was a member of the during his freshman year, and now helps run -- the Claremont Colleges' startup and entrepreneurship-based club. Having researched marginalized East Asian populations with SURP, he was able to continue his research interests through a summer of Korean language study in Busan, South Korea via the .

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Newark Academy, Livingston, NJ

Major: International Studies; Middle Eastern Studies & History (minors)

When Riaan is not tour guiding around campus, you can find him daydreaming about his next skiing adventure (or more likely his next skiing injury), reading some of his favorite classical Indian literature on Marston Quad, or writing for the . Coming from a small town in rural New Jersey, Riaan enjoys getting off campus to explore L.A.'s arts, music, and dining scenes, and, of course, its picturesque beaches as well. Clearly he's a fan of the SoCal weather! On campus, he splits his time between getting to know his professors better outside of the classroom and searching for 51�������'s best study spot.

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Ardrey Kell High School, Charlotte, NC

Major: Philosophy & Politics

Gabe is a frequent recipient of glares for failing to whisper in the . As a result, he's more often found studying along the Organic Farm's quiet trails or in the shady nooks of Marston Quad. He's a slightly-better-than-mediocre saxophone player and enjoys tutoring young musicians with the . When he's not struggling through a philosophy reading, he's also involved in the and tutors Italian.

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Chinese International School, Hong Kong

Major: & Linguistics

After coming to Claremont, Josephine has learned that she likes the sun but is a little scared of squirrels and crows. Her favorite study spots are by the Coop Fountain and outside . Outside of tour guiding, Josephine is a part of the 51������� Orchestra, , and Draper Center programs. In her free time, she takes advantage of cross-campus dining with her friends, stares idly at the IPA and Jyutping charts in her room, and (occasionally) writes poetry while listening to lofi beats or Studio Ghibli music.

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Crofton House School, Vancouver, Canada

Major: International Relations & French

Since escaping the cool Canadian weather, Angel can usually be found in the Coop Fountain or Cafe 47 pretending to study, snacking on chicken tenders, and eavesdropping on random conversations. When she actually wants to study, you'll find her drinking a rose boba latte at Norema in the and listening to anything ranging from hard techno to Kali Uchis. Outside of tour guiding, Angel is an avid member of 51������� Model United Nations, which has given her the opportunity to travel across the country to compete (thank you 51������� funding!) as well as host their own annual conference, . She spent the last semester studying abroad in Paris—although she was never able to satisfy her craving for the omelettes at Frank brunch—and is ecstatic to be back in the City of Trees and PhDs.

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Oak Park & River Forest High School, Oak Park, IL

Major: Music

Look for a sunny spot or some big trees, and you'll probably find Willa humming to herself somewhere nearby, thriving in the non-Chicago weather. When she's not stuck in the Thatcher practice rooms, you can find Willa snacking on oranges from trees around campus, working as a choir manager for the 51������� Choir, rehearsing with her a cappella group (), distracting her friends during study sessions, or making puns off of her own name because, after all, where there's a Willa there's a way!

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Kamehameha Schools Kapālama, Honolulu, HI

Major: Dance and Neuroscience

Adriana is oftentimes seen dancing in Pendleton (and quite literally everywhere she goes) or having her weekly movie nights with friends in Mudd Lounge. Coming from Hawaiʻi, she is very passionate about her home and Hawaiian culture, especially being a part of (Hawaiʻi club) and 5C Pasifika Student Association. When Adriana isnʻt guiding tours, she can be found volunteering with and the Draper Center for LINC and , or walking around campus listening to music with her noise-canceling headphones and sunglasses.

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Honolulu, HI

Major: Undecided

Lili can be found "studying" in Mudd Lounge, leaving Frary with arms full of oranges, running across campus, exploring , or chasing squirrels for a photo. She stays busy selling challah at the Coop Fountain, tutoring local kids, and picking up new hobbies like sewing at . Always seeking new experiences, Lili enjoys going to campus events, whether it's a choir performance, a theater production, or a club meeting like , Survivor (the TV show), or . To unwind, she loves journaling, dancing to SZA and Rihanna, making jewelry, and reading book recommendations.

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Alta Loma High School, Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Major: Economics & Politics

Staying true to my Californian roots, you’d likely spot me somewhere along the sunny coast, sipping on an iced matcha latte or enjoying spontaneous drives to LA while blasting my latest ensemble of Taylor Swift, Rex Orange County, and Lizzy McAlpine. On campus, I proudly embrace being a total drama queen as a witness for , chit-chatting with peeps at the Coop Fountain, grabbing dinner with friends in FLI Scholars, or exploring my not-so-great artistic side at ! Amidst political readings and Econ problem sets, you can also catch me window-shopping through the or romanticizing my life with fellow Blaisdell mates as we watch our favorite rom-coms.

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Taipei American School, Taipei, Taiwan

Major: Philosophy

Alex likes to aimlessly stroll around campus and the while grappling with difficult philosophical questions. When not in deep thought, he is committed to supporting low-income high-achieving students with their college applications, participating in exciting ISMP (International Student Mentor Program) events and organizing fun philosophy social activities with his fellow Philosophy Department liaisons. In his free time, you can find him rushing to watch plays and concerts on campus or enthusiastically lining up to .

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Ruben S. Ayala High School, Chino Hills, CA

Major: Economics

You can probably find Daniel trekking the trails around Claremont or squeezing in a quick chess match before class. An avid reader of Rick Riordan books, he splits his time between serving as (ASPC) Senate Secretary, working at the Quantitative Skills Center (QSC), and keeping up as a . In his free time, he likes to play pickup basketball at the CARW, watch old movies, and finding the best Korean BBQ spots.

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University Liggett School, Detroit, MI

Major: Politics & Economics

If you’re looking for Manny, his room is definitely not the place to check! He’s often out and about across the 5Cs, whether he’s studying with friends, relaxing by the pools, or simply having a great time. When he’s not on campus, you might find him assisting the elderly at the or embarking on new adventures with his friends. Manny’s vibrant and eccentric personality shines through in everything he does, and he’s excited to share that energy with future 51������� students. Join Manny for a tour and he’ll not only show you the ins and outs of 51�������, but also give you a glimpse of what makes life here so unforgettable. He’s looking forward to meeting you and helping you imagine your own journey at 51�������!

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Punahou School, Honolulu, HI

Major: Environmental Analysis

Sabina is always on the move, whether she’s jogging around campus or hiking on California's scenic trails. Originally from Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi, she brings her love for the outdoors and community connection to campus. When not giving tours, Sabina attends meetings, tutors with Saturday Tongan Education Program (STEP), and helps host fun-filled camps with for kids whose parents have cancer. She also has a passion for performing, sustainability, and kayaking. She gives 51������� a big double thumbs up (even though her thumbs are different lengths)!

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Whitney M. Young Magnet High School, Chicago, IL

Major: Politics and/or Sociology, & French (minor)

When Stephanie’s not studying in the library or FaceTiming her sister, you can probably find her taking one too many pictures/videos on her digital camera (she swears she was a YouTuber in another life) or deciding between a Matcha Latte or Iced Chai at Cafe 47. In the fall, however, she’s likely spending most of her free time rewatching Gilmore Girls. Outside of working as a tour guide, Stephanie is a , part of the 51������� Model UN team, and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion advocate for the First Year Committee. Regardless of what she’s doing, Stephanie is definitely listening to R&B, jazz, hip-hop, or love ballads in Spanish on her headphones.

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The Brearly School, New York City, NY

Intended Major: English

When she’s not doing work, or is supposed to be doing work, Sanja can be found binging TV shows for “creative inspiration,” winning , or pursuing her quest of being the last one to leave every dining hall. Fueled by these dinners, she works towards the US Open as a member of . As a mentor, she helps run creative writing workshops for kids from the area, attempting to divert them from playing Roblox dress-up or debating about rappers. But of course, the hottest topic of debate is her on-campus band Jeens, which you may have seen her strumming guitar in.

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St. Andrews Episcopal/Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, Bethesda, MD

Majors: Environmental Analysis; Art & French (minors)

Sophia's goal of completing her and her friends' boba bucket list of all of the shops within a 20 minute drive of campus will soon be complete in time for her graduation. Originally from the DC area, she is determined to explore as much of sunny California's national parks, beaches, and hikes while on the west coast. On campus she can usually be found at doing treading water workouts with friends, in the painting studio after 1am, at the dining hall's smoothie bar, or at open pickleball hours with the Claremont retirees. She dedicated one semester abroad in Paris to her French and Art minors and another in New Zealand to Environmental field work. Thanks to 51�������'s Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) funding she was even able to continue her New Zealand forestry research into the summer.

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Miami Lakes Educational Center, Miami, FL

Major: International Relations & Africana Studies

Carlineissa can be found in her dorm with her head in a book, watching K-drama, or dancing like no one is watching. Outside of being a tour guide, she is on the Model United Nations team, a member of the , and a . In her free time, she likes to explore the city and try new food places with her friends.

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St. Ignatius College Prep, San Francisco, CA

Major: Neuroscience

If you ever hear someone cheering abnormally loudly on the sidelines of lacrosse games or in the stands of a swim meet, chances are it is Cole. Initially recruited to 51������� as an athlete, Cole has dabbled in many activities: player on the NCAA D3 2021 Water Polo championship team, starter of the infamous pick-up basketball intramural team, Blaisment Bananagram competitor and member of The Claremont Colleges EMT club. When not studying the parts of the human brain, Cole can be found intensely following games for his hometown teams (the Golden State Warriors, 49ers, Giants) or watching Friends with his friends.

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Port of Los Angeles High School, Torrance, CA

Majors: Politics & Computer Science/Economics

If you don't catch Jun sipping on his lavender matcha latte on the second floor of the , he's probably in one of two places: a bench during the sunset at the Marston Quad or Frary dining hall eagerly waiting for the weekly nacho bar. He's often recording post-game interviews with athletes and coaches for (TSL) or finishing off his final assignment at the Coop Fountain blasting the new SZA album (though he'll really listen to anything). Interested in public service and policy, he also visits the City of Claremont's office to work as a student intern!

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Loveless Academic Magnet Program (LAMP) High School, Montgomery, AL

Majors: Politics & Cognitive Science

If finding new study spaces was a professional sport, Ruel would be an Olympic medalist. When she's not mentoring for 51������� Academy of Youth Success (PAYS) through the Draper Center or preparing for a Model UN conference in Carnegie Library, she's out scouting secluded department libraries and picturesque picnic spots. On the weekends, you can find her strolling along the , digging through the Walker Free Room, or hitting up Insomnia Cookies with friends. As a lifelong resident of the humid Southeast, she’s always excited to make the most of Southern California’s endless sun.

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The Episcopal School of Dallas, Dallas, TX

Major: Psychological Science

After living in the Dallas plains, Charles takes full advantage of the mountainous Golden State. Over the weekends, Charles can often be found on hikes with (POCO) or (OTL), being a competitive yapper with the team, or desperately trying to fix his terrible sleep schedule. Outside of tour guiding, the sleep-deprived Charles can be spotted getting coffee at Cafe 47, singing with the 51������� Choir, or on his way to the , where he is a frequent visitor and usually among the last to leave. When taking a break from readings and terms about the human mind, Charles can be seen working out at the Center for Athletics, Recreation and Wellness (CARW), watching movies at in the village, or taking the Metrolink to LA.

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Notre Dame High School, San Jose, CA

Major: Economics

Growing up as a city girl in Beijing, Olivia moved to the Bay Area in 2021 and is now enjoying her life in SoCal. She can often be found studying in Estella or Carnegie, practicing music in Thatcher, and soaking up the sun on Marston Quad with a matcha latte in hand, convincing herself she’s being productive. Outside of tour guiding, Olivia is a member of and 51������� Choir. When the mood strikes, she loves going on late-night runs to Insomnia Cookies or watching movies at the theater in the Village.

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Derby High School, Wichita, KS

Major: Sociology & Economics, Art History (minor)

When he’s not leading tours, you can usually find Esteban leading friends through ’s alleys and backstreets to get to - he swears it’s a shortcut. Once he’s had his sweet treat for the day, you can spot him checking out the exhibits at the Benton Museum of Art where he works as an intern, or having lunch with his Economics Cohort. The vibrant art scene is one of Esteban’s favorite parts of SoCal, and he’ll often drag his friends on excursions into LA to visit some famous museums.

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Millennium Brooklyn High School, Brooklyn, NY

Major: Cognitive Science

As he should, Cid can probably be found at Frank eating a delicious plate of food or playing frisbee on Marston Quad. On campus he is a part of a couple clubs including and . He also works as a tutor for the tutoring organization at Harvey Mudd. Cid spends his time hanging out with my friends on campus, reading in the lounge, playing basketball and enjoys going to the to thrift or get ice cream.

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Jewish Community High School of the Bay, Oakland, CA

Intended Major: Social Sciences (Public Policy Analysis (PPA); Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE), or International Relations)

Josh is beyond thrilled to be attending 51������� and continuing his family's legacy in Claremont - his mom graduated from Scripps! While it can get hot in the freshman dorms, Josh embraces those moments as an opportunity to stay on the go. Instead of sitting in his room, he’s always out trying new activities and connecting with various communities, including playing with the Claremont Braineaters and inviting hallmates to a with . He loves the close-knit community at 51�������, where it feels like he’s always surrounded by friends, but he also enjoys the change of pace of hopping over to one of other 5Cs. Josh still has no idea what he wants to study, but that makes him feel even more at home in such a flexible college environment. Chirp Chirp!

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Edmonds Woodway High School, Edmonds, WA

Major: English & Politics

Colin wears his short-shorts proudly and his facial hair ironically. This peach-fuzz-sporting junior is a Pacific Northwesterner at heart but has also lived in Atlanta for five years. On campus he enjoys competing with the team and playing Spikeball on Marston Quad with friends. He can also be found searching for new places to read or study on campus and has proudly perfected the Frary dining hall �����ٳ�é.

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United World College in Mostar, Skopje, North Macedonia

Majors: Philosophy & Politics

If she isn’t rambling on about her latest philosophy reading or an album she’s currently obsessed with, Andrea loves talking about the region she’s from — the Balkans! Skopje, North Macedonia is where she calls home, but her journey took her to an international high school in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At 51�������, she keeps her international spirit alive through International Student Mentorship Program (ISMP) events and gatherings. Her favorite study spots are constantly changing — the campus has too many great places to choose from — but you’ll often find her at Thatcher Music Building working on her radio show at , or reviewing records for their library. In her free time, Andrea writes music and plays the bass with her on campus band Jeens, goes to see live shows in the city, and rarely skips a Frary breakfast with her friends.

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The Kinkaid School, Houston, TX

Major/Minor: Environmental Analysis, Psychological Science (minor)

Evelyn is happiest driving with the windows down, blasting the newest Taylor Swift or Miley Cyrus album somewhere warm and sunny. Being from Texas, she’s unbothered by (and actually loves) the SoCal heat. When not attending Environmental Analysis classes, she can be found going to yoga classes in or the new CARW studio (Center for Athletics, Recreation and Wellness). Besides tour guiding, Evelyn works in the 51������� CARES office as a campus advocate.

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Rock Hill High School, Rock Hill, SC

Major: Neuroscience

If Shamiya isn't somewhere cramming for an exam, you can find her watching Atlanta on her tiny little Roku tv. She also enjoys going to the Quad to hug the trees, watching the squirrels, reading a book, listening to music, maybe doing some yoga or taking a nap. She attends BSU () events almost every week, and her favorite class so far has been Basic Acting with professor Carolyn Ratteray. Shamiya's top goals while attending college in Southern California are to: learn how to skateboard and surf, run into a celebrity and get into medical school.

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Waterford School, Salt Lake City, UT

Majors: Environmental Analysis & Philosophy, Politics, & Economics (PPE); Biology (minor)

Some might call Lily a renaissance woman — she likes to call it living life to the fullest. Born skiing on the risky slopes of Utah, Lily has a thrill for which she has channeled toward track, surfing, dancing, and soccer. If she's not busy roping her friends into an intense game of beach volleyball at Walker Beach, she's most likely singing with her acapella group, attending Sustainability Office events, engaging in her culture with the Claremont Persian Students Association, getting riled up for a party, whipping out hilarious impersonations, listening to r&b, DJing, napping, or enjoying a smash burger at Coop Fountain. As a Type 1 Diabetic herself, Lily spends time volunteering as a . She often disappears for hours, indulging in her fascination with environmental law and the natural sciences. With her confident, funny, optimistic, and loving energy, Lily has a way of making everyone feel seen—starting with her signature line: "So... tell me your life story."

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South High Community School, Worcester, MA

Major: Chemistry or Molecular Biology

Although Jason is a proud and loyal Bay Stater who misses having a Dunkin' on every street corner, he believes the trade-off is worth it for the opportunity to enjoy carne asada fries (a new affinity of his since moving to SoCal) and the countless opportunities available on campus every day. Despite really enjoying the California weather, Jason ironically spends much of his time in the basements of Thatcher Hall and the Smith Campus Center. There, he is practicing a new aria for his voice lesson and studying in the FLI Nest or , respectively. Whenever he has the chance, he eagerly takes the journey on the Metrolink to explore the wonders of Los Angeles.

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Amundsen High School, Chicago, IL

Major: Psychological Science/Chemistry

Semi is usually buzzing with energy, whether laughing loudly with friends or sharing stories in the African Diaspora Lounge. She can often be found grabbing a chocolate cappuccino muffin and a chai latte from Café 47 before heading to the library, her favorite spot to study. As an office assistant for the Quantitative Skills Center (QSC) and a Sista to Sista mentor coordinator, Semi is passionate about uplifting others and creating community. As the proud social media coordinator of the , she’s always excited to plan events and celebrate culture. When she’s not on campus, she’s likely volunteering at the , shopping at DeeLux in the village, or soaking up moments with her favorite books and playlists.

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Renaissance High School, Meridian, ID

Prospective Major: Sociology

With an entire semester under his belt, Kurtis am nothing short of supremely confident and outstandingly qualified in my ability to tell you about anything 51�������! Not too long ago Kurtis, too, was in the trenches of college research, but once he arrived on campus he realized just how much more there is to learn about a school once you are a part of it. Kurtis wants to share all that with you: helping you find out if 51������� is the school for you with all that he's learned in between classes, orchestra rehearsals, and the everyday fun of hangouts, dining hall escapades, clubs, and more!

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Crescent Valley High School, Corvallis, OR

Majors: Public Policy Analysis (PPA) & Economics

When Charlotte is not on the basketball court, she can often be found eating chocolate or drinking coffee. As a native Oregonian, Charlotte takes full advantage of the SoCal sun and is outside as much as possible. During the week she likes to study outside by the Coop Fountain or read poolside at. On weekends, Charlotte likes to leave campus and explore, on foot and by car, this new area she gets to call home.

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Modoc High School, Alturas, CA

Majors: Neuroscience; Africana Studies (minor)

Priscilla can often be seen everywhere yet nowhere at the same time. If they're not taking pictures while aimlessly wandering around campus, they are usually hidden in the neuroscience lounge trying to be productive. In their free time, Priscilla loves singing in their a capella group , listening to music while crocheting, and spending time with friends.

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Evanston Township High School, Evanston, IL

Major: Undecided

Jacques can usually be found at three places on campus: the lounge of his dorm, the Center for Athletics, Recreation & Wellness (CARW) or . As someone from beautiful Evanston, IL and a proud Midwesterner, he loves the warm sunny Southern California weather, especially in the winter months. When he’s not journaling, admiring nature or biking around campus, he can be found with his teammates, going to on campus, or touching grass in one of the beautiful green spaces at 51�������.

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El Paso High School, El Paso, TX

Major: Anthropology

In his free time, any day of the week, Jadin can be found singing a capella with or . And if not, he can be heard laughing across campus and arguing over the best dining hall (it was McConnell, it has since been Malott, it shall change soon). An avid music listener and lover, he can likely be found with Air Pods when he's out and about. Southern California is very reminiscent of his Texas home, though a lot greener.

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Beacon High School, New York, NY

Major: Sociology

When Olivia is not biking on the Peloton or scouring Yelp for the next place to buy bubble tea, you can find her soaking up the sun on Marston Quad or riding to class on her electric scooter. Outside of tour guiding, Olivia is involved with the Association of Latino Professionals for America Claremont (ALPFA), , and also serves as an Admissions Office Intern. In her free time, Olivia loves attending concerts in L.A., visiting different California theme parks, and finding hidden gems at the local thrift store. Having traveled across the country to attend 51�������, Olivia understands the importance of finding a sense of belonging in a new environment. She is passionate about connecting with prospective students and helping them envision how 51������� can become a second home.

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Friends' Central, Wynnewood, PA

Major: Media Studies, Music (minor)

"Making it weird, but in a fun way," is Nina-Jean's self-described passion. Her additional passions include film-making, photography, music, and performing standup comedy. On campus, she is involved with religious life and photography. Off campus, she is a waitress and a connoisseur of asking strangers shockingly personal questions. Her favorite thing about living in California is the abundance of National Parks <3

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John P. Stevens High School, Edison, NJ 

Major: Economics & Classics

Balan can probably be found at Walker beach, playing impromptu beach volleyball games (as long as net violations don't matter). Outside of tour guiding, he is involved with (the satire paper), , and the 5C All-Gender Volleyball Club. In his free time, he enjoys playing around with tone knobs to get just the metal guitar tone he wants, reading obsessively, and playing any sport he can find a pickup game for. He is undecided on the best study spot at campus, but would tentatively argue in favor of the Classics Reading Room at Pearsons.

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Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, CA

Major: International Relations

From the Bay Area, Nadia is a dedicated International Relations major with a passion for law and politics. When she's not harmonizing with the 51������� Choir or debating global issues with the Model UN team, she devotes her time to tutoring high school students through . In addition to solving sudoku puzzles at break-neck speeds, Nadia also finds joy in curating her ever-growing dorm room mug collection, including one mug featuring the women of the Supreme Court. An avid baker, she delights in sharing her culinary creations with loved ones — though her family’s secret flan recipe remains strictly off-limits!

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Niles West High School, Lincolnwood, IL

Major: Environmental Analysis and/or Latin American Studies, Spanish (minor)

Self-identifying as a D-1 yapper, Simon can be found executing his talkative talents all around campus, and if you’re looking for him after 10:00 pm, he can probably be found in Mudd Lounge powering through tomorrow’s homework while sipping on the finest iced espresso from Frank Dining Hall’s beautiful new coffee machine. When not guiding tours, Simon spends his time singing with both the 51������� Choir and his A Capella group, , ushering with the 51������� Theatre Department, and procrastinating readings due the next day for his Spanish and History classes. In his free time, Simon loves listening to new music (to him, not most people) while walking around campus, and committing to the bit, often too loudly, and even more often to the chagrin of his friends who find themselves associated.

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Coral Gables Senior High, Miami, FL

Major: Mathematics/Physics/Computer Science

If you hear the adjective “lively”, there should be one name that comes to mind: Lawrence Stampino-Strain. Lawrence loves to both talk and listen, and he values meaningful connections with others above all else. If he’s not holding a conversation with whoever he may have run into, he is probably studying for mathematics while listening to rap from any decade. Beyond his role as a and a tour guide, Lawrence is also a member of the 5C Club Volleyball Team, , the , and the . He hopes that his passion and appreciation for 51������� will be contagious to all those who attend his tours!

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Sonoma Academy, Santa Rosa, CA

Major/Minor: Cognitive Science, Math (minor)

Jay spent his early years in South Korea and traveled over to California in 2011, where he fell in love with the beautiful weather and "chill" vibe. When Jay is not guiding tours, he can be seen playing soccer with the , learning to be a social entrepreneur at , and definitely singing (not well) some Coldplay, Lil Baby or the Lumineers. Jay also believes his sneaker game is elite.

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Oxford Academy, Cypress, CA

Major: Undecided, but likely Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE)

Even though Anjali's schedule whisks her all across campus, is probably your best bet to find her. When she's not procrastinating on papers by making amateur arts and crafts projects, she spends her time writing opinion pieces for and debating with the . Despite being a talker at heart, she was able to land a lovely job at the . As a native Southern Californian, Anjali enjoys coming home to annoy her two siblings whenever she can.

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Davies High School, Fargo, ND

Major: Astrophysics

Despite claiming that she left North Dakota to escape the frigid winter weather, Lauren is often found inside either her dorm reading a book—totally not napping—or inside Estella Laboratory grinding away at physics problem sets. If not on campus, she'll often be seen driving around Claremont, windows down, blaring Hozier and Noah Kahan, singing at the top of her lungs. In the evenings, Lauren is often found in 51������� Orchestra rehearsals as a violinist or at Frank Dining Hall, enjoying a Baja Fish Taco or the famous Tomato Bisque. Outside of tour guiding, Lauren works within the Physics & Astronomy Department as a lab TA, and in the Music Department as the Strings Instrument Manager.

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Lewis Central Senior High School, Council Bluffs, IA

Majors: English & Environmental Analysis

Coming all the way from Iowa, Korey truly is a Midwest Princess. Outside of class, he usually spends his time nonchalantly contemplating climate doom, reading a good book, or consuming vast amounts of media (one of his favorite things about The Claremont Colleges is the constant exposure to interesting new pieces of media). Some of Korey's favorite authors are Ta-Nehisi Coates, Mitchell Jackson, and Madeline Miller; some favorite artists are Ashe, Bruno Mars, and Olivia Dean. One thing Korey hopes to see more of this year is zebra print.

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Eleanor Roosevelt High School, Eastvale, CA

Majors: Economics & Politics

A Southern California native, Daniel is often found chilling along the breezy coastline, on an adventurous hike with friends, or playing a pick-up match of soccer on Marston Quad. Outside of tour guiding, Daniel can be seen brightening up the residence halls as a Resident Advisor, competing on the team, and adjudicating hearings as part of the Judicial Council. In his free time, Daniel enjoys the thrill of watching nail-biting soccer matches, cooking immaculate dishes, binging TV dramas, and hanging out with friends.

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Buckingham Browne and Nichols, Wellesley, MA

Majors: Cognitive Science & English

Isabella is often found studying at the Academic Quad or interviewing people around campus for her latest (TSL) arts & culture article. Otherwise, she skies with the , checks off movies from her Letterboxd watchlist with friends in Blaisdell lounge, and hangs out on the hallway floor with members of her sponsor group. She frequents Vintage Odyssey in Claremont Village and makes it to LA for the sake of a concert.