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Junior Nehemiah Stewart reminisces on the first powerpoint he made displaying his ride-sharing app with Junior Anna Bennett on Feb. 18, 2020. The app, which allows students and faculty on college campuses to carpool, now has an updated interface.
(From right) Douglass Chen-Young, Vanessa Agunobi, Nehemiah Stewart, Abhi Gadudasu and Shugo Tanaka sit in for a business meeting on Feb. 18, 2020. Stewart had the idea of a ride-sharing app from his experience of being an out-of-state student and having trouble finding a ride home during breaks.
(From right) Douglass Chen-Young, Vanessa Agunobi, Nehemiah Stewart, Abhi Gadudasu and Shugo Tanaka sit in for a business meeting on Feb. 18, 2020. Stewart had the idea of a ride-sharing app from his experience of being an out-of-state student and having trouble finding a ride home during breaks.
Junior Nehemiah Stewart poses for a portrait with his ride-sharing app, Vector Rideshare. The app, which he started developing in 2019, now allows university students around the country to carpool safely.
Junior Nehemiah Stewart poses for a portrait on Feb. 18, 2020 with his ride-sharing app, Vector Rideshare. The app, which he started developing in 2019, now allows university students around the country to carpool safely.
