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Introducing The Forum's 2024-25 Staff!

Oct 18, 2024
2 min read

Updated: May 20

Meet the five staff members of The Forum.




Name: Henry Long

Role: Editor-in-Chief

Hometown: Eden Prairie, Minnesota

Major: Philosophy, Politics, & Economics (PPE)

Class: 2025

From Henry: I am excited to edit and direct The Forum this year! Last year, I wrote about the liberal arts, student protest, and free speech. This year, I look forward to publishing our political attitudes survey and our profiles in American political thought. I also hope to publish pieces from students across a wide range of viewpoints. 



Name: Henry Fina

Role: Editor

Hometown: Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania

Major: Philosophy, Politics, & Economics (PPE)

Class: 2025

From Henry: Hi! I am from Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, where I enjoy roaming around Appalachian forests with my dog. When I’m on-campus working you can find me editing The Forum and reading for my seminars. I spend my free time skiing, diving into American classics, discovering new music, coaching lacrosse, and (poorly) tending to my plants. 



Name: Josh Morganstein

Role: Editor

Hometown: Orinda, California

Major: International Relations + Philosophy, Politics, & Economics (PPE)

Class: 2025

From Josh: Editing The Forum this year is an honor, and will certainly become a highlight of senior year. I’m looking forward to writing about campus news, constitutional law, and international issues, amongst other topics! Besides being a news-junkie, I love to read classics, grab coffee with friends, and play chess and soccer.



Name: Julia Mehlman

Role: Staff Writer

Hometown: Bethesda, Maryland

Major: Philosophy & Public Affairs (PPA)

Class: 2025

From Julia: I am excited to be at The Forum again this year! Beyond The Forum, I like to hang out with friends, go sailing, play tennis, do the crossword, and cook. On campus, I work at KLI, am a member of CMCSA, and do a cappella, but you can usually find me in Poppa. This year, I hope to write about changing campus culture, the election and its consequences, and politics more generally.



Name: Sara Arjomand

Role: Staff Writer

Hometown: Los Angeles, California

Major: Philosophy

Class: 2026

From Sara: I like writing about people, going for walks, reading, and watching Tottenham (lose). Although writing for The Forum is a job, it doesn’t feel like one—it’s a chance to do what I’d want to do anyway, and to do it with friends.

 
 

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