Inductees

At the initiation ceremony, new members learn about Phi Beta Kappa history and symbols, sign the Drake roll book, and receive an embossed membership certificate. Fellow Society members include 17 U.S. Presidents, 42 Supreme Court Justices, and more than 150 Nobel Laureates.

Raleigh Tavern, c. 1917, Phi Beta Kappa's 1776 birthplace.
Public domain image.

2026 Inductees

Isabella Carole Ansani, Health Sciences: Clinical and Medical Sciences

Julianne Caceres, Health Sciences: Clinical and Medical Sciences

   
Mitchell Preston Davis, History & Law, Politics, and Society

Ada Elisabeth Fender, Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science

    
Alan Ethan Fox, Law, Politics, and Society & International Relations

Emily Fredin, American Politics  

 
Rachel Hallock, English & Sociology & Psychology

Chloe Isbell, Environmental Sustainability & Spanish

Antonia Lindner, Law, Politics and Society

Michelle Alexandra Macias Reveles, Law, Politics and Society & International Relations

Jordan Martin, Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science    

 
Jennah Partsch, Law, Politics, and Society & International Relations    

Faviola Marlem Paz Luna, Law, Politics, and Society & Spanish

Divyanshi Srivastava, Biology & Neuroscience    

Kendall Starcevich, Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science & Data Analytics    

Reid James Stevens, Politics & Economics

Kira Mikhailovna Strashko, International Relations

Leah Tornow, English

Emily Ruth Vollmer, English & Spanish

Lily Elizabeth Wasserman, History

Emerson Riley Whittemore, Sociology & Spanish

Lilian Zeleny, Law, Politics, and Society & Rhetoric Media and Social Change