Julia Podgorski

Julia is a sophomore from northern Illinois (not Chicago) double majoring in Philosophy and REES. Outside of the Argus, she is a part of the Wesleyan Institute for Policy, Slavei A Capella group, and volunteers as a DJ for WESU. In her spare time, Julia enjoys reading, writing (duh), watching movies, drinking copious amounts of kombucha, and discussing neoliberalism and the end of history with anyone in her near vicinity.

Thank You to the Women in my Life

Editor's Picks • January 30 • Julia Podgorski

Office Hours: Professor Nicholas Whittaker on Film, Philosophy, and the Value of Confusion

Features • December 5 • Julia Podgorski

Make America Skilled Again? In a New Campaign, the Department of Labor Makes It Clear They’re Aiming at White America

Editor's Picks • November 11 • Julia Podgorski

Nineteen and Arthritic: Sore Points on My Body

Opinion • October 24 • Julia Podgorski

Make American Healthcare Less Trumped-Up Again

Media • September 26 • Julia Podgorski

The Cultural Ramifications of Charlie Kirk’s Death

Media • September 19 • Julia Podgorski

Office Hours with Professor Mary Alice Haddad: Local Government, East Asian Politics, and Not Composting Yourself to Solve the World’s Problems

Features • May 2 • Julia Podgorski

ICE Student Abductions: Modern-Day McCarthyism

Opinion • April 8 • Julia Podgorski

The Solution to a Declining Birth Rate? A Radical Change for the U.S. Education System

Opinion • February 7 • Julia Podgorski