Juliet Isselbacher is a rising junior and philosophy concentrator in Quincy House. On campus (or the virtual equivalent), she writes for The Crimson, reads fiction for The Advocate, and creates editorial content for Fig. Magazine. Juliet is also interested in the history of science and has particularly enjoyed writing about the symbiosis of art and medicine, as well as about the legacy of parapsychological research at Harvard. Most recently, she has been reporting on how the coronavirus crisis is rapidly reshaping student life at the College. As an intern at STAT News, she is thrilled to grow as a storyteller — especially at a time when the word needs rigorous reporting on health and medicine more than ever.