Humble Heart, Brilliant Mind: Alumnus Found His Passion for Math at Harker
This article originally appeared in the summer 2018 issue of Harker Magazine. “I’m actually still shocked.… When they read out the second place, I…
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Chosen to represent the U.S.: 2007 J8 team reflects on 10 years since graduation
This article originally appeared in the summer 2018 issue of Harker Magazine. In June 2007, eight Harker students met with fellow students and world…
Gauss Surgical, founded by CEO Siddarth Satish ’06, earns Apple’s prestigious design award
Gauss Surgical of Los Altos, founded by Siddarth Satish ’06, was just selected as a winner of the Apple Design Award at the 2018 Apple Worldwide…
Cutler-Bell recipient, now an alumna, receives commendation from City of San Jose
Amy Jin ’18 drew a fine accolade from the City of San Jose via Councilmember Chappie Jones, who, along with Mayor Sam Liccardo, presented…
’14 alumna finishing up at Stanford seeks change through Disrupt Diabetes challenge
Urvi Gupta ’14 is finishing up her years at Stanford this spring, earning a degree and putting on a conference – and it is…
’08 Alumna takes year off med school to be medical producer on “The Dr. Oz Show”
Ranjita Raghavan ’08 had a fascinating break from her studies: After three years of medical school, she took a year off to work as…
Two alumna named 2018 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellows, honoring immigrants and their children
Huge congratulations to Suchita Nety ’13 and Angela Ma ’14 for being named 2018 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellows! This unique program honors 30 outstanding immigrants and children of immigrants from the U.S. and around the world who are pursuing graduate degrees in the United States.
Surbhi Sarna ’03 achieves milestone in creating better health care for women, sells company for $275 million
The Harker community was delighted to hear that Surbhi Sarna ’03 sold her medical device company, nVision Medical, for $275 million to Boston Scientific, but the real story is about Sarna’s journey to help women who were being underserved in health care.
Alumni gather for annual egg hunt
Spring has sprung and not even the rain could keep the Easter Bunny away from this year’s annual Alumni Easter Egg Hunt! With more…
Alumna’s UC team wins blockchain grant; women’s blockchain conference set for April 23
Alexis Gauba ’17, now attending UC Berkeley, is part of a team awarded $10,250 to explore in-depth research on blockchain protocols specifically focusing on alternative consensus.
