Eleanor Colligan
is a writer and college student studying creative writing and statistics. She hopes to one day publish a poetry collection.
Olivia Cyrus
Isabella Milacnik
(Bella) is a senior at the University of Washington-Seattle and is majoring in Communications with a minor in Law. In her free time, she loves to read mystery novels and play with her puppy Coco. She is passionate about health law and international relations, and she is excited to continue her work at Blue Marble this year!
Kate Schiltz
is a Minnesota native currently living and working in Minnetonka, MN. She graduated Egregia Cum Laude from the College of Saint Benedict in St. Joseph, MN with a bachelor’s degree in English and Hispanic Studies. Soon, she plans to attend law school to continue her education. In the meantime, she loves watching movies, spending time with family and friends, and drinking an unhealthy amount of coffee!
Trisha Santanam
is a junior at the Early College at Guilford in Greensboro, North Carolina. She is excited to be an editor for Blue Marble! Her favorite type of writing is lyrical nonfiction, particularly those pieces that touch upon nature. She's a foodie at heart and has a weakness for anything savory. Her work can be found in [PANK] magazine, Vita Brevis, The Cardiff Review, and VOYAGE YA.
Maggie Sun
currently lives in Southern California. She loves listening to history podcasts, and her phone case collection is inspired by the likes of Audrey Hepburn and Do Ho Suh.
Priscilla Trinh
(she/hers) is the Communications Manager at Croatan Institute. She also volunteers as the Director of Communications at the Post Growth Institute. Priscilla serves as an editorial board member at the Minnesota Women’s Press. Priscilla graduated from the University of Minnesota with a B.S. in Sustainable Systems Management, particularly Food Systems. Priscilla resides on Očhéthi Šakówiŋ lands aka Minnesota. She is proud to be with Blue Marble Review for seven years and counting!
Alexa Vos
is studying Graphic Design and Communication Studies at Bethel University. She appreciates the many different forms of communication and loves how each provides an avenue for individuals to have a voice. Her voice is found in art as she understands it to be a universal language for expression and connection.