Managing Editor: Mazie Witter
Mazie Witter is a fourth-year from Washington, DC double-majoring in English language & literature and creative writing. She enjoys reading across genres, though she has a particular fondness for fantasy, romance, and anything by Fredrik Backman. When not immersed in her current read, Mazie loves drawing, taking walks, and solving any kind of puzzle.
Prose Editors: Katherine Chen & Juliette Shapiro
Katherine Chen is a third-year who joined Euphony in her first year. Her fascination with cats is boundless—whether she’s thinking about them, daydreaming about them, or envisioning a tranquil rural retirement surrounded by them. Katherine often stays up very very late to read, inadvertently witnessing multiple sunrises along the way. Thrilled to bring her literary passions to Euphony, she’s excited to contribute to the team!
Juliette Shapiro is a third-year from Los Angeles studying chemistry. She was once an English major at Case Western Reserve University, but found herself better suited to reading and writing as a hobby after transferring to UChicago in 2024. When she is not working in a chem lab on campus or studying flashcards, she can be found reading fantasy and romance novels on the floor of her room or exploring cafés around Chicago.
Poetry Editors: Eliot Aguera y Arcas, Kiran Collins, and Shiloh Miller
Eliot Aguera y Arcas is a second-year from Seattle, Washington majoring in Middle Eastern studies. Some of her favourite poets include H.D., Ibn ʿArabī, and Natalie Diaz; in prose, she returns regularly to the pages of Moby-Dick. Outside of Euphony, Eliot can be found watching films and honing her crossword time.
Kiran Collins is a second-year from Riverside, IL, majoring in English language & literature. He loves reading, and particularly likes the humor writing of James Thurber, Beverly Nichols, and E.M. Delafield. When not reading, he enjoys photography, baking, and practicing his French. He hopes to eventually set up his own home darkroom.
Shiloh Miller is a fourth-year from North Carolina studying English and cognitive science. Some of her most admired poets include Louise Gluck, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Frank O’Hara. She hopes to one day live in a house with a big dining table, an herb garden, and kitchen windows facing a deep, mysterious forest from which no traveler has ever returned.






