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Audrey is enrolled in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences majoring in Biology. During her time at ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä, Audrey serves as a section leader for the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä Marching Band, an Executive Board member for the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä Pep Band, and the Vice President of ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä On Tap. She also works as a TA in the Biology Department for Professor Olins. Audrey’s favorite ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä tradition is the freshman class photo during Welcome Week. She loves seeing the entire freshman class come together for the first time, creating a fun photo to look back on!

Nyla is enrolled in the Connell School of Nursing majoring in Nursing and minoring in Managing Social Impact. Nyla is a member of Keys to Inclusive Leadership in Nursing serving as a Peer mentor, Massachusetts Student Nursing Association as Treasurer and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Nyla’s favorite ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä tradition is Mile 21. Nyla enjoys this tradition because the pride and support shown by ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä students is remarkable. It is a reminder that there is a whole community supporting you at all times.

Dylan is a student in the Carroll School of Management, concentrating in Finance and Entrepreneurship. Producing the Discover Boston College podcast, he brings the best of ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä to listeners by highlighting campus life and traditions. One of Dylan's favorite ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä traditions is the Red Bandana football game, which he values as a meaningful moment for the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä Community to reflect on what Boston College represents — extending beyond the Heights.

Katie is enrolled in the Morrisey College of Arts and Sciences studying Economics with a minor in Managing for Social Impact and the Public Good in the Carroll School of Management. Katie serves as the Vice President of the Undergraduate Government of Boston College and student director for the Jenks Leadership Program, in addition to working at the Margot Connell Recreation Center. Katie's favorite tradition is Marathon Monday because it unites the Boston College community in a shared celebration, supporting both the runners and the meaningful causes they champion.

Aidan is a senior in the Connell School of Nursing majoring in Nursing. Aidan is the head manager and practice player for the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä Women's Basketball Program and is the volunteer coordinator for Camp Kesem Chestnut Hill. Aidan's favorite day on campus is Marathon Monday because he feels the comradery amongst the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä students and with the City of Boston to be at its strongest. Seeing our vibrancy as a community while supporting the marathon runners is what Aidan believes makes this so special.

Brendan is enrolled in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences majoring in History with a minor in English. Brendan is a member of the Boston College Best Buddies E-Board and is the color commentator for WZÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä Sports Radio's hockey broadcasts. Brendan's favorite Boston College tradition is Marathon Monday. He loves the opportunity to come together with others in the Boston College community to cheer on the runners!

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Levi is enrolled in the Carroll School of Management, with a co-concentration in Finance and Operations Management. He serves as the president of Sexual Chocolate, Boston College's all-male step team. Levi's favorite ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä tradition is the Rookie Showcase, which introduces the new members and talents of ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä's 17 dance teams. For hundreds of dancers, it's their official welcome into ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä’s vibrant dance community—a moment where the hard work and passion of each team are on full display.

Isabelle is a senior enrolled in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences and is studying Neuroscience and Biology on the pre-medical track. During her time at ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä, Isabelle serves as a Kairos Co-Director and has been a teaching assistant for Professor Michalczyk’s Courage to Know class. Isabelle’s favorite Boston College tradition is the Red Bandana football game because students and families are unified through football and honor Welles Crowther!

From the moment Sarah stepped on campus as a girl from Missouri, she set out to get involved. Sarah is a double major in Political Science and Accounting, and is an active member in the Liturgy Arts Group, the Anime Club, and ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä Bells. Additionally, she loves attending events led by QLC, ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä bOp!, Full Swing, Art Club, MakeÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä, and so many others. For Sarah, ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä feels the most alive during the Tree Lighting Ceremony, where everyone comes together for a brief moment to sing songs, drink hot chocolate, and make wishes for next year as the lights come on and the semester winds to a close. If you ever want to start a conversation, find the frog hat on campus and say hi, she loves meeting new people!

Malik is a Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences student studying Environmental Studies with a minor in Biology. Malik is a captain of Fuego Del Corazon Latin Dance team and serves as president of Boston College's Questbridge chapter. Malik prides himself on his involvement across campus in multiple different communities, including music groups , mentoring roles, and campus jobs . Malik's favorite aspect about ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä is the communal support the student body shows for each other living out the motto men and women for others.

Peter is enrolled in the Morrisey College of Arts and Sciences majoring in Philosophy and Political Science with a minor in Theology. Peter is a member of the University Chorale, UGÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä, and the John Marshall Project, and is also deeply involved in Campus Ministry activities like Sons of St. Patrick, Appa, and Arrupe. His favorite ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä tradition is the 8 PM St. Ignatius Sunday Mass, as it is an opportunity for the whole of the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä community to come together and express their faith.

Carson is enrolled in the Carroll School of Management with a concentration in Marketing and a Minor in Philosophy. She is also on the Varsity Women's Hockey Team and serves as a notetaker for disability services in one of her Marketing concentration classes.ÌýCarson's favorite ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä tradition is the Red Bandana Game because it honors the bravery and selflessness of Welles Crowther, a true American hero. She believes this event brings the ÇéÉ«¿Õ¼ä community together in carrying forward Welles Crowther's legacy of courage and service.