Editors of The Emory Wheel

Nicole Sadek (20C) is from Charleston, S.C., majoring in English and creative writing and international studies. She joined the Wheel her freshman year as social media editor, and she later became copy chief. Sadek is a Robert W. Woodruff scholar and an IDEAS fellow. This past summer, she worked as a press intern in the public affairs section at the U.S. Embassy in Athens, Greece. You can find her drinking iced coffee and listening to The Head and the Heart.

Niraj Naik (20B) is from Twinsburg, Ohio majoring in business administration and political science. He is a really nice guy who enjoys spending time with others. If that sounds like you, hit him up!

Richard Chess (20C) is from Seattle. He served previously at the Wheel as news editor and assistant news editor, covering issues related to the city of Atlanta and broke the news that the Migos scandal cost Emory $37,500. Richard founded Fast Copyediting and Proofreading, an editing service company that connects skilled editors with writers. Previously, he interned for Heritage Wealth Advisors, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services. He enjoys watching the Seattle Mariners lose.

Isaiah Sirois (19C) is from Nashua, N.H., majoring in history. He serves on the Wheel’s Editorial Board. When away from the Wheel, he teaches and designs curriculum for the Atlanta Urban Debate League. He is a Franklin Junto Fellow in the Program in Democracy and Citizenship and a member of Phi Alpha Theta. On weekends, he can be found obsessing over NASCAR and the Baltimore Ravens.

Christina Yan (21B) is from Monmouth Junction, N.J. Outside of the Wheel, Christina serves as a member of the marketing team for Emory China Care.

Madison Bober (21C) is from Hollywood, Fla., majoring in political science and minoring in women’s gender and sexuality studies. In addition to the Wheel, she is an undergraduate research fellow at Emory’s Center for Law and Social Science, a member of Pi Sigma Alpha and Delta Delta Delta.

Seungeun "Sage" Cho (20C) is Seoul-born and San Diego-raised, double majoring in East Asian studies and English. Cho previously served as the Wheel's Emory Life Editor and enjoys older Fire Emblem games, playing electric guitar and snowboarding.

Alex Klugerman (20B) is from Rockville, Maryland, who plans to major in business administration. He helped break the news that the Migos booking scandal cost Emory $37, 500. For his coverage of the Migos booking scam, he was selected as a finalist for the Society of Professional Journalist in the Breaking News Reporting category in the 2017 Region 3 Mark of Excellence Awards. Klugerman also placed first in the 2017 Georgia College Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest in the category Best News Article Based on Investigative Reporting. Outside of the Wheel, he enjoys watching Netflix, reading, cycling and attending concerts.

Madeline Lutwyche (20C) is from Baltimore, Md., majoring in mathematics. She joined the Wheel’s Editorial Board in Fall 2016. She is a member of the women’s swimming and diving team and a sister of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority.

Ayushi Agarwal (21C) is from Mumbai, India and intends to major in Psychology. Apart from the Wheel, she spends time volunteering, watching Bollywood movies and running after dogs.

Jacqueline Ma (21C) is from Houston, majoring in neuroscience and behavioral biology. She is a member of Emory Friends for myLIFE and Pi Beta Phi. In her free time, she can be found eating fruit, updating her Spotify playlists, running or watching various shows.

Isaiah Poritz (22C) is from Salt Lake City, home of the Utah Jazz NBA franchise and the greatest snow on earth. He intends to major in either public policy or business.

Adesola Thomas (20C) is from Hampton, Ga., a place she refers to as "the land of cow pastures." She is a double major in political science and English. She enjoys cooking, long scenic walks and looking at pictures of black labs on the internet. The first song Adesola ever learned how to rap all the way through was Kanye West's "Herd Em' Say" which she now feels mildly conflicted about. Adesola brings up Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" at least once a day and wrote every one of her college admission essays about the social impact of "Saturday Night Live." She can hide up to twelve pencils in her afro and enjoys writing about people and art.

Ryan Callahan (22C) is from Richboro, Pa., majoring in Philosophy of Politics and Law. In addition to the Wheel, he is the RHA President for Harris Hall FYE and a Freshman Representative on the Pre-Law Society Executive Board. He also spends his free time loudly cheering for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Zach Ball (21C) is from Griffin, Ga., double majoring in history and political science. He is a passionate advocate for social justice and global humanitarian issues, and hopes to work in either higher education or international relations in the future. Ball is an avid reader of political news and opinion and can often be found discussing current events with fellow Emory students. Ball is a staff writer for Emory Political Review. In his free time, he enjoys exploring Little Five Points, listening to music and playing retro video games.

Shreya Pabbaraju (21C) is from Duluth, Ga., double majoring in political science and English and creative writing. Pabbaraju co-hosts the WMRE radio show “The Next Best Alternative.” She is also involved in Residence Life, is a tour guide and is an IDEAS fellow. Over the summer, she worked for the Institute for Developing Nations. When she isn’t writing poetry and short stories, she loves to learn about tea and coffee brewing. She hopes to one day master the art of the pun. If you want to be her friend, buy her kalakand.

Jesse Weiner (21C) is from Ambler, Pa., and plans to major in something someday. In addition to the Wheel, he is a trip leader for Outdoor Emory and the social programming chair for Complex Hall. He spends his free time watching movies and debating their merits with the Wheel's film critic, challenging others to games of ping pong and updating his country music playlist.

Devin Bog (20C) is from Fremont, Calif., majoring in biology and political science. He loves music, learning new things and the natural light on the main floor of Atwood. Bog previously served as Arts & Entertainment editor.

Aditya Prakash (20C) is from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, pursuing a double major in neuroscience and behavioral biology and philosophy. He enjoys playing 16-bit indie games and arguing for his pronunciation of the word schedule. He half-jokingly aims to one day join The Onion or Clickhole, but until then he will continue to serve the Wheel.