Olivia is writing a piece tentatively titled “Secularism vs. Theocracy: The Goals of the American Left & Right.” She is currently a Public Policy and International Relations Dual Major and loves to dance and hike.

Henry’s tentative project is titled “The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy Crisis.” He is a Philosophy, Politics & Economics Major and enjoys playing lacrosse at CMC and researching constitutional law for the Salvatori Center.

Lucy’s project is tentatively titled “What Are You to a College? Examining Identity & Priorities of Higher Education Through the Evolution of the Common Application.” She is a Film Studies major with a possible Classical Studies or History dual major.

Michael’s project is titled “Confirmation Controversy: An Analysis of Recent Controversial Supreme Court Nominations.” His passion is to attend law school and continue advocating for sexual violence survivors through a legal lens.

Porter’s project is titled “988: Democratic, Federalist, and Constitutional Underpinnings.” He is a Politics major with a subfield specialization in American Politics.

Maryum is working on a project tentatively titled “The Supreme Court & Bodily Autonomy: It’s Not Just Abortion." She is a passionate student of law majoring in Government through CMC’s Legal Studies.

John "Baxter" Brew is currently working on a project tentatively titled "The Scope of the Right to Privacy: A Look at State Policies." Baxter's research specifically looks at sexuality and bodily autonomy through legislation and ballot initiatives. He is a Public Policy and History dual major.

Sophie’s paper, tentatively titled “The Sex Market Reconsidered,” studies a potential sex market that properly balances public, private, and state interests while establishing sex as a partially commodified good with the potential to restore gender and sex-based inequalities. She is currently majoring in Philosophy.