2020s
Harrison Cutler ’22 will be running the Boston Marathon in April 2026 in support of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation! He is running in honor of his mother, Nancy Cutler P ’22 ’22, who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma when Harrison was 10, and contributions toward the cause can be made here. When he isn’t training, Harrison, who is a senior at Boston College, majoring in computer science and finance, takes part in his school’s baseball analytics team, tutors student athletes, and works as a teaching assistant in his favorite underclassman courses.
November 2025
Sofia Siderman ’22 is a senior at Boston College majoring in international studies and minoring in general business. She was recently selected to take part in a small international immersion cohort traveling to the Philippines this coming January. The trip will explore how local communities and partners are advancing sustainability and climate resilience. “I'm excited to learn about sustainability through such an immersive, hands-on experience,” writes Sofia. “For me, global citizenship means caring for communities we may never meet, and generations we will never see.” To make the trip possible and to give back to her community partner hosts, Sofia is raising $1,000. (Contributions can be made here by selecting Arrupe – Philippines and listing Sofia’s name under “In Honor Of”).
October 2025
Former ASL nurse Martina Richards P ’20 ’22 (ASL 2010-13) and her son Zach Richards ’22 recently caught up with Bissan Kablawi ’22 at Bates College in Maine—where Zach and Bissan are now classmates once again! Martina, a proud Bates alumna herself, graduated from the college in 1991.
September 2025
Sophia Christodoulou ’21 graduated from Tufts University this past spring with a double major in international relations and civic studies, and is now back in London. This past May, she ran the Maine Coast Marathon and raised $12,000 for an NGO in Amman, Jordan, that empowers young refugee girls from Palestine, Syria and Sudan. She then spent the summer working with the organization, teaching yoga and supporting educational initiatives. Now, Sophia is training for the New York City Marathon to support the Petey Greene Program, which helps advance the educational goals of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated students. “While at university in Boston, I tutored with the organization for four years in a prison, so this cause is very close to my heart,” Sophia writes. Go, Sophia!
September 2025
Eddie Yardley ’23 just finished his freshman year at Santa Clara University, where he made a piece of art that won the university's award for best sculpture! Eddie wrote, “It's a representational piece for the workers of Santa Clara. Those dots are all fingerprints of cafeteria workers, desk workers, etc. I wanted to thank them for the work they do! I took their fingerprints with the dust of a pencil, then took photos of them and printed it on canvas. They were really excited and happy. I made the piece because I noticed that they were treated pretty poorly, so this definitely put a smile on their faces, which made me really happy.” Congrats, Eddie!
August 2025