Writer · Class of 2030
Kara Bonifer is a first-year visual communication major at the University of Evansville and a member of the Class of 2030. She writes to express her perspective and keep readers informed.
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Writer · Art education
Chance McDowell is a junior art education major at the University of Evansville. She writes personal essays, poetry, and nonfiction exploring her interests, experiences, and current events that matter to her. Her interests include art, photography, writing, travel, and the humanities.
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Radio Director · Student Media
Andrea Lenser is a senior creative writing major at the University of Evansville and serves as Radio Director for Student Media, helping lead Fireside Aces Radio. Her work with Student Media also spans photography, videography, podcasting, and article writing.
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Writer · Nursing
Rachel Hoke is a senior nursing major at the University of Evansville and a writer for Crescent Magazine. Her work explores health-related topics and, more recently, her experiences studying abroad. Her interests include photography, history, and theater.
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