Rosalie Anthony is currently attending Point Park University earning her Dance- B.F.A degree, Ballet concentration, with a minor in French. A few organizations she is a part of at Point Park are the Honors Program, Honors Student Organization, Dance Club, Pioneer Ambassador program, The Globe, and Point Closet. Previously, she attended and graduated from the Alabama School of Fine Arts in dance. She is passionate about learning, teaching, and mentoring. Her dream job is to join a professional dance company after college and eventually teach in higher education. In her spare time, she enjoys working out, chatting with friends, and discovering new places.

Prachi Bhandutia is an international student from India, studies creative writing and philosophy at the University of Hartford, Connecticut. In addition to being an honors student at Uhart, she has edited and published in the university’s literary magazine, Aerie (Vol 25, 2020). Her poetry collection appears in the 2019 winter issue of Verse of Silence. She is also the winner of the Phyllis Award for short fiction (2019) and Nieditz Award for transcendental poetry (2020) in Uhart’s annual writing contest.

Nicholas Bykov is a political science major and psychology minor at Ramapo College of New

Jersey. He serves as a member of the Honors Program executive board, as well as the Senate

Vice President of the Student Government Association.

Amelia Chumney is a third-year psychology and criminal justice major at Fairleigh Dickinson University. She is a member of her university's Honors Academy and of the Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society. After earning her BAs, she anticipates attending a graduate program and aspires to work internationally.

Maeve Conlon is a senior at St. Francis College. She is pursuing a degree in Adolescent Education with a concentration in History. She thoroughly enjoys photography, and her favorite subjects to shoot would be nature and landscapes.

Jernessa Cruickshank is a student at SUNY Old Westbury. Her creative piece "Transformation" is featured in this year's edition of the journal. 

Mabintou Darboe recently graduated (in May) from the University of Saint Joseph, West Hartford, with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. She is currently getting her master’s degree in public health from the University of New Haven. She intends to pursue a medical degree after completing her MPH degree. She is overly passionate about improving the healthcare system of her home country, The Gambia, and other developing countries alike. Apart from her educational endeavors and goals to provide quality and accessible healthcare to developing countries, she also aspires to provide free education to girls in her home country as well as other underprivileged youths. She also considers herself an advocate for women and young girls who experience violence.