Emmeline Chan, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 4, 2024
For her Kutler Center Junior Fellowship project, Arielle Trakhtenberg ’25 visited Krakow, Poland to work for a number of organizations that help Ukrainian refugees who have fled the country since the...
Luca Gonzalez, Assistant News Editor
• September 4, 2024
The Kutler Center Junior Fellowship Program awarded Ashley Ham ’25 a $4,000 grant to travel to South Korea to research ceramics, specifically onggi pottery and its significance in both ancient and modern...
Kara Jazaeri, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 4, 2024
Sam Cleland ’25 visited New Orleans to research the connection between Black American culture and jazz music for his Kutler Center Junior Summer Fellowship project, titled “Jazz in the Big Easy:...
Audrey Herrera, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 4, 2024
Shiara Navarro ’25 received a Kutler Center Senior Fellowship grant for her project, “The Mayan Train: The Environmental Impacts of Expanding Cultural Tourism in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula.”
The...
Oona Sawyer, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 4, 2024
As a participant of the Kutler Center Junior Summer Fellowships, Anaya Olivas ’25 traveled to South Africa to study the cultural contrasts between post-Apartheid South Africa and the U.S. post-segregation. ...
Angel Song, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 4, 2024
Features Section Editor Saisha Kumar ’25 visited a community of denotified tribes in India as a participant in the Kutler Center Junior Fellowship Program. Kumar said she learned about this community...
Tali Gurule, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 4, 2024
Sasha Gadalov ’25 visited villages in Alaska to study a religious group’s assimilation to modern American culture for her Junior Fellowship.
The group, called the Old Believers, follows the traditional...
Print Managing Editor Iona Lee ’24 studied the effects of microfinance on rural women in Tanzania this summer as a participant in the Kutler Center Junior Fellowship Program.
Lee's project focused...
Julia Im ’23 traveled back and forth between Korea and the U.S. for her Junior Fellowship to study Hwabyeong, a syndrome found in Korean women that is caused by culture-bound anger.
Im said Hwabyeong...
Hannah Messaye ’23 studied the Ethiopian diaspora in London and Rome this summer as a participant in the Kutler Center Junior Fellowship Program.
Her project, titled "Out the Cradle of Civilization,"...
Jessica Thompson ’23 visited New York to learn about the Black community’s impact on the music industry. Thompson interviewed Atlantic Records Vice President Riggs Morales, hip-hop star DJ Khaled and...
The Kutler Center Junior Fellowship Program selected Ella Watkins ’22 and Olivia Sparks ’22 for their project "Shades of Brown: A Visual & Written Portfolio Capturing the Black Experience in America...
