This semester's stories reflect more than a series of events—they capture a journey of becoming. From welcoming a new cohort of scholars to celebrating graduating seniors, each experience contributes to developing leaders prepared to navigate complexity, bridge differences, and create positive change.

Caroline White, Class of 2026, shares the story of SolarEquity, a student organization founded and led by Luther Hodges Scholars.

Abhi Bolisetty, Class of 2026, shares his reflections from the LHS Senior Brunch and his time in the program.

The Luther Hodges Scholars Program annually recognizes graduating scholars whose work exemplifies the program’s core competencies of research, cross-sector collaboration, and leadership.

From Classes of 2019–2025, Luther Hodges Scholars reunited in New York for a morning of connection, reflection, and shared purpose. See how our alumni network continues to grow stronger.

Luther Hodges Scholars is launching a strategic planning initiative as it enters its second decade.

Ellie Reynolds, Class of 2028, shares what scholars learned from Research Triangle Park's leaders on a recent Explorations trip.

Anagha Puranik, Class of 2028, shares her experience and key takeaways from the Hodges Scholars Living Room Conversation: "The American Dream at Work."

In October, Leadership Council Members Lucia Park '26 and Molly Malek '27 represented Luther Hodges Scholars at the Undergraduate Scholar Program Administrators Association (USPAA) Scholar Summit in Omaha, Nebraska. Read more about their experience!

Jahara Dawn Anderson, Class of 2028, shares key takeaways from New Scholar Orientation and the Spring 2026 All-Scholar Welcome Back Dinner.

Elena Abuin, Class of 2027, shares key takeaways from the Explorations visit with Erin Fisher, Senior Manager of Global Engagement at Boeing.

Emmanuel Omolafe, Class of 2027, shares insights from the Explorations lunch with South Carolina State Senator Ed Sutton.