Njeri Kamenwa is a junior and Editor-in-Chief of the Raider Review. She joined the Raider Review in 2022 as a way to rediscover her passion for writing and journalism. Her favorite topic to cover is Arts and Entertainment, as she is a part of Elenor Roosevelt’s orchestra, and has been playing the viola for 7 years. Njeri aims to branch out to more topics she’s less confident about, such as politics and general news. She hopes that her writing can inspire others to reach out and find their calling in life. Aside from journalism, Njeri likes listening to music (and playing it), solving word search puzzles, reading, and coloring books. Her favorite subjects are music, English, and History. She hopes to be more outgoing and learn to be open to new experiences. After high school, Njeri wants to major in Journalism and minor in Music, hoping to balance two of her favorite hobbies. She plans to work/live in New York someday, and become a broadcast journalist for a large news corporation.

Sebastian Zeller, a senior, is a second year writer and first year co-editor in chief for the Raider Review. He developed a love and appreciation of journalism through his father, a former journalist. He believes good journalism is essential to any society, especially a democratic one.  He has always had a love for literature and writing which encouraged him to join journalism. Additionally, he joined journalism to express himself and to learn how to write better, as well as work on his interviewing skills. With the Raider Review, he hopes to publish articles about art, politics, and culture. Sebastian hopes that his articles will spark an internal conversation within his readers, even if they disagree with the perspective espoused.  Sebastian has always held a strong passion for the humanities; particularly the study of human characters. He hopes journalism can help him understand others better and apply sociocultural paradigms to pertinent issues of the time. Outside of school, Sebastian enjoys reading, writing poetry, listening to music, and watching films. His favorite novel of all time is The Sranger by Albert Camus, and he tends to enjoy classic novels. He hopes to get an advanced degree in psychology and counseling and become a therapist.