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Priscilla Lee '25

The Indicator x The Student: “Mmm, Not Too Sweet”

The Indicator x The Student: “Mmm, Not Too Sweet”

In this edition of The Indicator x The Student, accompanied by artwork by Annabelle Chen ’27, Priscilla Lee ’25 tells the story of an encounter at a bus stop and the feeling of being known and understood. Originally published in the Fall 2024 edition of The Indicator.

Office Hours: Mothers and Empires with Dr. Francesca Bellei

Center for Humanistic Inquiry Fellow Francesca Bellei sits with Host Priscilla Lee ’25 to discuss how mothers figure in the metaphorical discourses of empire, especially in how Britain, Italy, and the US variously claim the legacies of Greece and Rome.

The Indicator x The Student: “I Write American”

In this edition of The Indicator x The Student, Priscilla Lee ’25 explores perspective and autofiction through an immigrant lens.

Frances Lin: Telling the Human Story Through Science

A Neuroscience and Classical Civilizations double major and aspiring neurosurgeon, Frances Lin is a dedicated student of human behavior — in ancient history and in medical practice.

Office Hours: Birth Rate Policies with Professor Alex Jingwei He

Host Priscilla Lee ’25 is joined by Visiting Associate Professor of Political Science Alex Jingwei He to discuss what public policy can (and cannot) do to slow the declining birth rate in Hong Kong and East Asia.

Office Hours: Grafting Trees with Professor Matthew Westermayer

Host Priscilla Lee ’25 is joined by Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion Matthew Westermayer to discuss one of his favorite, and surprisingly profound, interests: trees.

Office Hours: (Why) Were Romans So Greek? with Professor Niek Janssen

Host Priscilla Lee ’25 and classics professor Niek Janssen discuss Greek and Roman cultural exchange and the birth of Latin literature through translation.