Ella Catania (she/her/hers) is a senior at CU Boulder studying English and Women & Gender Studies, with a minor in Ethnic Studies. This is Ella’s second semester with Hindsight and first semester as Editor-in-Chief. Outside of school, she enjoys hanging out with her cat, Rory, rock climbing, and reading. She suggests reading “Shopping List” by Jordan Egelman, a Hindsight online exclusive.

Deelia Sherman (she/they) is a senior studying English with a minor in Biochemistry and a certificate in Native American and Indigenous Studies at CU. This is their first semester at the journal and first semester as Online Managing Editor. Deelia enjoys painting, writing, and cooking mediocre food. They recommend “五月人形 (Gogatsu Ningyo) at My Sister’s Baby Shower” by Cade Yoshioka in Hindsight Volume V.

Ren Hotzfeld (they/he/she) is a senior studying psychology with a minor in English at CU. This is their third semester as the Art Director for the journal. Ren enjoys drawing, listening to the same two musical artists over and over, and recently discovered an interest in story-rich fps games like Fallout 4. She had two pet cats named Luxa and Cosmo, as well as the now well-fed Navi. Ren highly recommends “You’re a Man and I’m Your Watcher” by Kaylee Fessler from Hindsight IV.

Alexander Keyes-Fischer (He/Him/HIs) Is a freshman studying Film production and Linguistics. He is in his first semester with the journal as the A/V director. He works to make videos, social posts and livestreams for our journal. He is a lover of video editing and film as well as a profound appreciation for other cultures and languages. He loves to travel and has been to four countries outside the US.

Erin McCormac (they/she/he) is a senior studying English, Creative Writing and Film at CU. This is their first semester at the journal and first semester on blind review, editorial, and art direction. Erin is passionate about TV shows, movies, drawing, and aspires to do sketch comedy and acting. Don’t ask them about a TV show unless you want them to ramble for about an hour. Erin recommends “Lullaby” by Nicholas Barnes in Changing Skies Volume II.

Isabel Young (she/her/hers) is a senior studying English and classics. This is her first semester at the journal and first as a blind reviewer. Isabel enjoys writing, her friends’ dogs, and culinary adventures. Isabel recommends “Long Division” by Jonathan Weibert.

Katie Krochalis (she/her/hers) is a senior at CU Boulder studying Strategic Communications on the Public Relations track, with a double minor in Business and Writing & Public Engagement. This is her first semester as an editorial staff member at the Journal! Katie loves to spend her free time outdoors- whether it be hiking, rock climbing, or running. Katie recommends “A Prayer for the Doe” by Noah Dunn.

Domo Acklin (they/them/theirs) is a third year CU Boulder Student. This is their first semester at the journal and first semester as a member of art direction. Domo is an artist of several different mediums and is very enthusiastic about biology and conservation. Domo recommends “Death Without A Soul and the Spacetime Between Us" by S.G Greene.

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Chloe Goldstein (she/her/hers) is a senior at CU Boulder studying English Literature. This is her first semester at the journal and first semester working as the Assistant Managing Editor. Chloe enjoys dirt biking, training/spending time with her dog, and reading. A fun fact about Chloe is that she can't straighten her left pinky because she broke it high-fiving someone. Chloe recommends “Season Calendar" by Ava Rotman.

Abby Mantooth (she/her/hers) is a sophomore studying Marketing at CU. This is her first semester working on marketing and business for the journal. Abby loves reading, writing, and anything crafty. Abby recommends “Hello World!” by Sania Biswas.

Connor Chase (he/him/his) is a senior studying media as well as business and sports media at CU. This is his first semester at the journal and first semester as A/V and Digital Production assistant. Connor loves sports, skiing, watching movies and TV dramas, art, and music. Connor recommends “The Outdoorsman’s Footprint” by Elyse Cabrera, featured in the 2024 edition of Changing Skies.

Taylor Korosec (she/her/hers) is a senior studying English with minors in sociology and business at CU. This is her first semester at the journal and first semester on blind review and editorial. Taylor loves to spend time in the mountains, exploring new coffee shops, and of course, reading! Taylor recommends “A Prayer for the Doe” by Noah Dunn.

Jillian Fortin (she/her/hers) is a senior at CU Boulder studying Psychology with a minor in Writing and Public Engagement. This is her first semester at the journal and first semester working on blind review and digital production. Outside of school, Jillian enjoys reading, photography, hiking, snowboarding, and going to raves with friends. Jillian recommends “Canyon of Cows” by Deelia Sherman.

Matt Dixter (he/him/his) is a Junior studying Integrative Physiology. He is in his first semester on the journal as a blind reviewer. Matt enjoys exercising, reading, watching movies, and going to raves with his friends. Matt recommends A Mother’s Regrets by Matthew Glasser.

Amanda Watkins (she/her/hers) is a sophomore at CU studying Sociology. This is her first semester at the journal and first semester as the social media/marketing manager. Amanda loves playing soccer, snowboarding, baking, hanging out with friends, and being a part of Greek life. Amanda recommends “Canyon of Cows” by Deelia Sherman.

Rori Fager (she/her/hers) is a senior studying Neuroscience and Creative writing. This is her second semester on the journal and her first as Changing Skies managing editor. Outside of the journal, Rori spends her time reading and writing, as well as making art and music. She recommends “To: Emma” by Joan McEnhill.

ShaeAnne Miner (she/her/hers) is a sophomore at CU studying biochemistry and journalism. This is her second semester at the journal and second semester as digital production manager. ShaeAnne enjoys reading, painting, fashion, photography, music, and design. ShaeAnne recommends Canyon of Cows by Deelia Sherman, featured in issue V of Hindsight.

Jack Gerald (he/him/his) is a junior at CU Boulder studying Journalism, Fine Arts, and English. This is his first semester as Hindsight’s photographer. Jack loves cycling, drawing, photography, cooking, and movies. Jack recommends “Mulbato” by Roger Cranse.

Logan Bird (he/him/his) is a senior studying Computer Science and Atmospheric Science. He’s in his second semester with the journal as a blind reviewer. He’s also doing work on the Hindsight website. In his free time, Logan enjoys playing video games, writing and listening to music, and riding on his kick scooter. He recommends “Salty Bison” by Sean Stiny.

Anette Marmolejo (she/her/hers) is a senior at CU Boulder studying Environmental Studies and Writing and Public Engagement. This is her second semester at the journal and first as a blind reviewer. Anette loves traveling, outdoor running, and spending time with friends and family. Anette recommends “Canyon of Cows” by Deelia Sherman.

Ella Heminway (she/her/hers) is a junior at CU Boulder studying English with a concentration in Creative Writing. This is her first semester at the journal and first semester working on blind review and digital production. Ella enjoys spending time outside, watching movies, travelling, and reading. Ella recommends “After Many A Summer” by Jenny Brown.

Giana Rocha (she/her/hers) is a senior studying Political Science with a minor in Writing and Public Engagement at CU. This is her first semester at the journal and first semester working on the journal's marketing team. Giana enjoys spending time with family, going out in nature and attending concerts. Giana recommends “Lullaby” by Nicholas Barnes.

Esme Eberstadt (she/her/hers) is a sophomore at CU majoring in Psychology and minoring in Writing for Public Engagement. This is her second semester with the journal on the editorial team and her first semester managing the social media. Esme loves playing soccer, skiing, hiking, and doing art. She recommends “Desiderium” by Grace Schwenk, published in Changing Skies Volume I.