Alumni

Nathan Hu

As a Canadian with Chinese-Indonesian heritage who lived in Vancouver and Hong Kong before studying at an American boarding high school, I’m deeply interested in the colonial histories of Canada,...

Ainslie Chen

Trailblazing, unexpected – the flapper movement in two words. A historical moment when women defied misogyny and reinvented femininity, showering themselves in fashion and jewelry rather than the affection of...

Arjun Shah

I first discovered my passion for political theory during freshman-year debate meetings. Marveled by older students’ esoteric references to Locke, Hobbes, and Plato, I spent my summers consumed in Two...

Xiaoyao Lu

I believe in a discipline deeply entrenched in personal experience such as queer studies, each researcher contributes a unique piece of the queer narrative by employing it as a lens...

Giulia Scolari

As an editor for my high school newspaper in London, where we regularly report on NHS-related issues, I’ve witnessed firsthand how clear communication shapes public understanding and influences policy. My...

Isabela Pierry

I have eaten many bananas in my lifetime, but before I embarked on this research paper, I had never imagined that a common fruit played such a complex role in...