Alumni News

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.

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.

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.

Football, volleyball, water polo, soccer, tennis, golf, cross country

Quarterback is one of 81 college football seniors chosen

KION of Salinas via of iHeart Radio app

Menlo grad in quadruple scull boat 

Menlo students to play for 21 different colleges

Richard ’13 and Victor ’15 lead off with doubles win 

Dartmouth QB one of 44 national scholar athletes

Senior delivered snap for winning kick