Alumni News
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Bleacher Report’s cofounder talks about why the men’s media category is broken, and the ‘forgotten art’ of getting search traffic. -
An internationally recognized expert on captive wildlife, Nasser represented the Animal Legal Defense Fund at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) in Johannesburg, South Africa in September 2016. -
Les reflects on what he has learned from a lifetime love of the outdoors. -
In her new role at The Post, Megan will be a persistent and insistent voice for rapid digital progress within the newsroom. -
Dana is all about conserving the environment. She uses recycled gold and pre-owned diamonds when she can find them in her jewelry, which is made locally in New York so she can control the craftsmanship and quality. -
Rising housing costs threaten private school for low-income families. Konstance is an alumna and current staff member at Beechwood School in Menlo Park. -
“Shattered Blue,” a fantasy novel filled with poems by its young heroine, was published by Skyscape, Amazon’s young adult imprint. -
Brandon is in his 12th season with the Warriors organization, his fourth as vice president of ticket sales & services. -
She returns to her hometown as a pediatrician at the “concierge” medical practice. -
Kerrin is COO of Fluxx - their mission is to develop software that enables a transparent, accessible, and more connected grants management ecosystem, allowing more vital resources to flow to the people and organizations working to make the world a better place. -
When Cotton & Reed opens this winter in DC’s Union Market District, it will be the city’s only rum distillery. -
Binary Capital’s Tiffany Zhong searches for the next hot consumer-tech startups. -
This innovative Menlo Park school has kids of all backgrounds learning together. -
After spending eight years with the Wall Street Journal, Nicholas Casey ’01 has moved on to join the New York Times. -
Craig Schoof, former Menlo Athletic Director and Baseball Coach, was inducted into the Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame in July 2015. -
Menlo students to play for 21 different colleges -
Courageous and thought-provoking article by Julian Cancino ’06 in the New York Times. -
Jenny Jaffe ’08 launches Project UROK, a mental health site for teens and young adults. -
Richard ’13 and Victor ’15 lead off with doubles win -
Knights notch 252nd straight league victory on senior day for share of WBAL title
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Water polo coach is one of 13 recipients -
Knights set for intercollegiate athletics; more to come in spring -
Vytas Mazeika takes a look at the unique Menlo-SHP rivalry -
Sports Illustrated’s Tim Layden tells a story of our baseball coach, his family and a heartfelt gesture from a famous athlete. -
Varsity doubleheader streamed BAOSN tonight beginning at 6:00pm -
Dartmouth QB one of 44 national scholar athletes -
Senior delivered snap for winning kick -
Comcast Sports Net California will replay the Menlo-Point Loma championship -
UCSB’s Edelman earns player of week honors -
Riley takes over baseball; Shaeffer to lead girls’ lacrosse
