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Jillian Deaton, a ������Ƶ alumna and ASL interpreter, was asked to interpret at Taylor Swift’s Seattle Eras Tour shows. “Interpreting for the Eras Tour was a blast. My team and I thoroughly enjoyed the hours we spent workshopping the songs together," Jillian said. "We put so much heart into our prep and we hoped it would all be well-received and enjoyed by Taylor's Deaf and Hard of Hearing fans in our assigned section."

In a podcast with ������Ƶ soccer coach Dave Cameron, Zalma recalls an unexpected phone call from World Soccer Champion and ������Ƶ alumna, Jessica McDonald, encouraging Zalma to attend ������Ƶ. She also reminisces about her soccer career from youth-player to National Soccer Champion with ������Ƶ in 2022.

Twenty-two-year-old Marcelina Regalado has an old soul. From a young age, she would sit and observe people. During those observations, she realized their environment had a lot of influence on how they acted. "I have a lot of empathy, so if someone is acting a certain way, I try to think about what in their environment might have made them that way," she said.

Jae and Nancy first met in 1991, in an English 101 class at ������Ƶ (������Ƶ). Jae was seventeen, having started college early. Nancy started her journey at ������Ƶ on a tennis scholarship. They remained friends through graduation and their their relationships with other people. Eventually they found love with each other in 2010.

Recently retired, Professor Villacaña remembers when Sandra came to ������Ƶ. "I interfaced with Sandra in two ways," he said. "She was a student in my engineering design courses, ECE 102 and 103.