Zoe Johnson is a sophomore studying writing and humans. She aspires to work in a bakery, make feminist art and smell nice all the time. Someone once described her as the human embodiment of the Juno soundtrack. She loves the moon.

Claire Hansen is a senior from Asheville, North Carolina, studying journalism and creative writing. She’s particularly interested in writing about the relationship between women and their bodies. When she’s not reading or watching crime shows on Netflix, you can find her running, thinking about her dogs or searching for a mountain to hike.

James Tsui is a Junior double majoring in Art Theory and Practice and Biological Sciences. Revolving around color and rhythm, his practice involves a variety of mediums including painting, installations and poetry.

Eldar Tentchourine is a Franco-Russian junior exchange student from Paris. Rumored to be an economics major, he has been alternating his time at Northwestern between his newfound hobbies, namely ballroom dancing, ice skating, and sculpture.

Rex Shannon is a senior English major from California.

Helena Scholz-Carlson is a senior theatre major from Minneapolis, MN focusing on playwriting and directing. She loves making tiny paper houses and chilling with her dog in the woods.

Joey Salvo is a senior studying neuroscience and creative writing. He is the author and photographer of two blogs and in his free time enjoys drawing and making art using brain images from his research.

Chase Reed is a sophomore who’s dabbling in RTVF, English, and Theatre. Catch him at the Oscars in twenty to forty years when he inevitably loses Best Original Screenplay to a ninety-year-old Aaron Sorkin.

Kelly O’Conor is both an art-lover and art-creator. Her playful style lends itself to silly characters and whimsical worlds. She is in her second year at Northwestern, and although she still has no idea what she is studying, she knows she will never stop inventing new creatures and fantasies in order to make others smile.

Hannah Lindley is a junior studying journalism, creative writing, and marketing communications. At any given moment, she is probably looking at memes or trying to be funny on Twitter, and she values oversized sweaters more than most people.