Morgan G. (she/her), more·gan gee, proper noun: 1. creator of many varieties; 2. enjoyer of many created things; 3. afraid and happy. Spencer Henningsgard (he/him), spen·sir hen·ings·guard, proper noun: 1. impossible to pin down; 2. interested exclusively in The Dark Crystal (1982) and making unappealing short films with his friends that only he would enjoy watching. Mary Higgins (she/her), mare·ree higg·ins, proper noun: 1. bookworm and deep thinker; 2. closet goofball; 3. likely speaking in quotes from The Office. Cora Hyatt (she/her), cor·uh high·it, proper noun: See definition for ‘editor.’ Kaylin Ingalls (she/her), kay·lin ing·galls, proper noun: 1. University of Portland’s passionate poet physicist; 2. bird lover, photographer, watcher, and appreciator; 3. that girl in your differential equations class wearing a flower crown. Andre Jaurigui (he/him), on·dray how·ri·gee, proper noun: 1. compassionate, loyal, and empathetic; 2. big heart and even bigger head; 3. loves his dog Kelly, Oreos, and spending time outside, especially at the beach; 4. especializaciones en Español y psicología. Christian Jocson (he/him), chris·tian joc·son, proper noun: 1. freshman English and history double major who loves to listen to music while studying (from Norwegian Black Metal to Beethoven symphonies); 2. lived in the Philippines for twelve years, speaks Tagalog and English fluently; 3. loves to write poems, do community service, and daydream. Lindsey Keefer (she/her), lind·zee kee·fer, proper noun: 1. senior English major at UP; 2. Pisces with both hair and a heart of gold; 3. sucker for a good sci-fi plot. Zoe Kellermyer (she/her), zoh·ee kell·er·my·er, proper noun: 1. authority on the Portland pie scene; 2. trash TV connoisseur; 3. science enthusiast with an appreciation for the written word. Sophie Kerr-Davis (she/her), so·fee curr dai·vis, proper noun: 1. sophomore psychology and sociology student at UP; 2. avid reader and writer of bad poetry and sad novels; 3. human that wishes she was a real-life mermaid.
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