GEORGIA MARTIN – Editor-in-Chief
Georgia Martin, a sophomore from Columbia, Maryland, thrives within Princeton University’s academic milieu, blending a passion for Comparative Literature with a deep interest in Visual Arts. Her creative pursuits extend beyond scholarly endeavors, encompassing narrative writing and diverse artistic expressions that explore themes of cultural identity and human connection. Actively engaged in campus community initiatives, Georgia aspires to leverage her academic and creative endeavors to contribute meaningfully to cultural dialogue, aiming to inspire others and leave a lasting impact on the artistic and intellectual landscape.
EMMA SCHRIER – Art Director
Emma Schrier, hailing from Cinnaminson, New Jersey, brings her passion for education and community to her studies at Princeton University. With a background shaped by her tenure at Cinnaminson High School, Emma embodies a dedication to academic excellence and a keen interest in social sciences and public policy. Beyond her studies, Emma engages actively in campus life, contributing her leadership skills to various student organizations focused on community service and advocacy. Her goal is to integrate her academic pursuits with real-world applications, aspiring to make a positive impact on society through thoughtful discourse and meaningful action. She is also the winner of the national TI-84 calculator caroling competition.
NICO DEL PINO – Business Director
Nico Del Pino, originally from Baltimore, Maryland, embodies a blend of academic prowess and community leadership at Princeton University. A graduate of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute High School, Nico’s educational journey reflects his passion for STEM fields, particularly engineering and computer science. Hailing from a proud Spanish heritage, Nico brings a global perspective to his studies and campus involvement. As a recipient of the Raven’s Foundation Scholarship, Nico has demonstrated a commitment to excellence in both academics and community service. His ambition is to leverage his technical expertise and cultural background to innovate solutions that positively impact society, aiming to bridge technological advancements with social responsibility for a brighter future.
MADDIE CANNON – Conference Chair & Descendant of Cannon Green and Cannon Dial Elm
Maddie Cannon, a native of Queens, New York, brings a blend of academic rigor and community engagement to her studies at Princeton University. Having attended Townsend Harris High School and Marie Curie Middle School 158, Maddie’s educational journey is marked by a strong foundation in liberal arts and sciences. Beyond her studies, Maddie actively participates in campus activities, focusing her efforts on fostering inclusivity and cultural awareness. Her commitment to community is exemplified by her involvement in student leadership roles and volunteer initiatives. With a passion for social justice and a dedication to academic excellence, Maddie aspires to make meaningful contributions to society, aiming to inspire positive change through education and advocacy.