People
Undergraduate Fellows
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Saanvi Agarwal
English, Legal Studies & Business Ethics, Statistics
CAS, Wharton, 2026
Project: Inventing Truth After Empire: Form, Fragmentation, and Identity in the Works of Anita and Kiran Desai
Saanvi Agarwal is a senior from Fremont, California, pursuing a dual degree in English with a concentration in Creative Writing in the College of Arts and Sciences and Legal Studies & Business Ethics at the... (more)
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Max Brody
English, Native and Indigenous Studies (NAIS)
CAS, 2026
Project: Crazed, Psychotic, and…Desperate?: Prototypes of “The Sick Woman Theory” in 20th Century Theory and Literature
Max Brody is a fourth-year from Bethany, Oklahoma, majoring in English with a concentration in Literary Theory and Cultural Studies, and minoring in chemistry and Native and Indigenous Studies. Identifying as a first... (more)
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Kara Butler
Communication and Anthropology; History
CAS, 2026
Project: Play Fighting: The Role of Childhood in Wartime Propaganda
Kara Butler is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences double majoring in Communication & Anthropology. A Philadelphia native, she is particularly interested in the intersection of wartime propaganda and... (more)
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Sergio Emilio Carballido Murcio
Executive Board, Wolf Undergraduate Humanities Forum
Religious Studies, Mathematical EconomicsCAS, 2026
Project: Accessing Truth Through Mind: A Comparative Study of Ratnakīrti’s Epistemology and Nāgārjuna’s Mādhyamaka
Sergio Emilio Carballido is a final-year student passionate about the intersection of the humanities and social sciences, particularly where religion and economics meet, and how people find meaning through things,... (more)
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Cristina Diaz
History and Linguistics
CAS, 2026
Project: The Etymological Method in Alphonsine Chronicle
Cristina Diaz is a senior majoring in History and Linguistics, with minors in Art History and Global Medieval Studies. She is primarily interested in historical linguistics and written culture, particularly with... (more)
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Thalia Graeff
History of Art
CAS, 2026
Project: Rediscovering Histories and Reframing Ideas in Contemporary Artist Books by Women
Thalia Graeff is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences from New Hope, Pennsylvania. She is majoring in Art History and minoring in Cognitive Science, Fine Arts, and French. Her interests within art history... (more)
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Noa Rubinstein
History, International Relations
CAS, 2026
Project: Truth on Trial: Understanding Post-Conflict Truth & Reconciliation Commissions
Noa is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences studying International Relations and History. Her research interests range from migration and ethnic conflict to censorship and political philosophy. Her project... (more)
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Eric Ryu
Health and Societies, History, and Classics
CAS, 2026
Project: James Wilson: The Influence of the Scottish Enlightenment on Early American Legal Education
Eric Ryu is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences triple majoring in History, Health and Societies, and Classics. His primary research interests lie in exploring the intellectual tradition of the American... (more)
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Ella Sohn
English
CAS, 2026
Project: Branching Voices: Recomposing the Legal Person in Richard Powers' Gain and The Overstory
Ella is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences from Portland, Oregon. She is studying English with minors in Legal Studies & History and French & Francophone Studies. Her research interests include... (more)
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Izzy Welsh
Executive Board, Wolf Undergraduate Humanities Forum
English, Cinema & Media StudiesCAS, 2026
Project: Kaleidoscopic Memory – Orientation through Disorientation in Nabokov’s Speak, Memory and Patti Smith’s M Train
Izzy Welsh is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences from Los Angeles, California, majoring in English and Cinema and Media Studies with a minor in Modern Middle Eastern Studies. Her academic interests center... (more)
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Ryan Wolff
History
CAS, 2026
Project: U.S. Intervention in the Exceptional 70s: Shifting U.S.-Latin American Relations during the Late Cold War
Ryan is a senior in the College from New York City. He is majoring in History and minoring in Hispanic Studies. His research interests consist of American foreign policy, especially mid-to-late 20th-century U.S.-... (more)
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Arwen Zhang
Finance, International Studies
CAS, Wharton, 2028
Project: Tracking the Truth: The Reality Behind Medieval Travel Narratives
Arwen is a sophomore in the Huntsman Program studying Finance and International Studies at Wharton and the College. She grew up in Columbus, Ohio and has a strong interest in international business law and community... (more)