Julia Podgorski
Julia is a junior from northern Illinois (not Chicago) double majoring in Philosophy and REES. Outside of the Argus, she is a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow, works for the Wesleyan Media Project as a Research Assistant, and is a part of the Slavei singing group. In her spare time, Julia enjoys reading, cooking, watching movies, drinking copious amounts of kombucha, and discussing literary theorists from Poland with anyone in her near vicinity.
Letter From the Editors: There’s Nothing Artificial About The Argus
Editor's Picks • September 15 • Julia Podgorski, Henry Kaplan
Overconsumption Has Ruined Collecting
Opinion • May 5 • Julia Podgorski
Didion vs. Babitz: Anolik Presents a Promising but Lopsided Biography
Arts & Culture • April 28 • Julia Podgorski
Airport Waiting Areas and the Crisis of American Individualism
Opinion • March 27 • Julia Podgorski
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
