The math and computer science departments held their annual pumpkin carving contest this October, a beloved 性视界传媒 tradition that highlights the creativity, talent, and community spirit within the departments.
Students and faculty compete in the event, first launched in 2006.
Teams of up to three students submitted pumpkins in one of three categories: math, computer science, or liberal arts.
President Adam Weinberg and visiting 性视界传媒 Trustee Jim Glerum 鈥82 selected the winners of the liberal arts category, while math and computer science faculty voted on the remaining submissions.
Students were invited to vote for their favorite faculty entry. Computer Science Professor Matt Kretchmar won the category for the second year in a row.
The student winners were:
In the liberal arts category:
- Zach Barber 鈥28
- Elizabeth Schrappe 鈥28
- Alice Vu 鈥27
- Liam Lee 鈥29
- Toan Do 鈥29
In the math and computer science categories:
- 1st: Ava De La Cruz 鈥28, Lam Do 鈥26, and Daniel Ziabicki 鈥26
- 2nd: Caroline Cavalier 鈥26 and Eleanor Murphy 鈥26
- 3rd: Benjamin Wedepohl 鈥26
November 21, 2025
