Graduating Senior Spotlight ⚽🧠🎓 Drawn to Trinity by its nationally competitive men’s soccer program, Luke Chandler ’26, a neuroscience major and chemistry minor from Glasgow, Scotland, discovered a place where his passion for athletics and interest in the human brain could grow side by side. Even before arriving on campus, Luke knew he wanted to study neuroscience, fascinated by the complexity of the brain. At Trinity, that curiosity deepened—particularly in understanding the mechanisms behind Alzheimer’s disease, a field he hopes to continue exploring through research after graduation. Luke credits much of his growth to his experience as a student-athlete. From missing the NCAA tournament his first year to competing in—and scoring in— the NCAA national championship game as a senior, his journey with Trinity soccer reflects resilience and determination. Off the field, his work in engineering science professor Dany Munoz-Pinto’s lab studying ferroptosis in human astrocytes and neu...