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Nearly 2,000 graduates walked the stage, cheered on by 14,500 supporters.

The annual awards honor one student from each of CSUMB's five colleges.

Garnering two master's degrees and two bachelor's degrees, the Gutierrez family shows its devotion to higher education.

The events celebrate the accomplishments of those from historically underserved communities.

Three students were honored with individual awards.

Olivia Beaudoin and Melanie Abarca are this year's honorees.

Desiree Kua and Gerson Orellana Prudencio are the President's Award winners for 2026.

With a master's degree in business analytics and his sights set on the legal profession, Fabian Cruz-Ruiz said he wouldn't be where he is without the help of scholarships.

Nearly 2,400 graduates will be honored with degrees, as well as local business leader Ted Balestreri.

“The strength of us – students, faculty, staff, and partners working together with a shared purpose – is what has made the difference."