Commending the Class of 2025–2026
We wish to celebrate the incredible dedication, intellect, and resilience of our graduating class. From mastering fundamental principles to pushing the boundaries of original research, these students have left an indelible mark on our department.
Please join us in congratulating our Spring 2026 graduates as they take their next steps into academia, industry, and beyond!
Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Science
Our undergraduate class of Spring 2026 represents the bright future of our field. Whether heading to graduate school, entering the workforce, or launching creative endeavors, we are incredibly proud of the foundation they have built here.
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Mason Camera
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Adam Collins
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Andrew Frick
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Dawn Huddleston
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Logan Sanders
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Caitlin Solis
Master of Science
The defense of a Master’s thesis is a rigorous milestone, showcasing a student's transition into an independent researcher. We congratulate our newest MS graduate, Giorgi Khomeriki, who completed his degree in Cosmology under the mentorship of advisor Lado Samushia, and look forward to seeing where his expertise takes him.
Doctor of Philosophy
Reaching the pinnacle of academic achievement, our Ph.D. graduates have spent years contributing original knowledge to the scientific community. They leave our department not just as students, but as peers.
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| Adil Hussain | Jennifer Tyler | Anbu Venkatachalam |
| High Energy Physics | High Energy Physics | Atomic, Molecular, & Optical Physics |
| Advisor: Tim Bolton | Advisor: Glenn Horton-Smith | Advisor: Daniel Rolles |
We would like to remind all of our graduates that their hard work, late nights, and scientific curiosity have paid off. As they step out of our halls and into the next chapters of their lives, we hope that they remember that they will always be a part of our department's legacy. We encourage them to keep asking the big questions, breaking barriers, and making us proud. Congratulations to all!


