Lauren Spohn is a senior concentrating in English with a secondary in Philosophy (and an effective tertiary in History). She is interested in exploring philosophy through literature, with a particular focus on how literary form shapes and complicates the way we think about ethical questions. When she’s not reading or writing, Lauren runs varsity track and cross country, serves as Editor-in-Chief of The Harvard Ichthus, leads the Humanities 10 Mentorship Program, and enjoys ill-advised biking adventures, many of which she took during her time as a Harvard-Cambridge Summer Fellow at Trinity College.