Humans of Archer Episode 1: Emily Delossa ’20

By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor|May 17, 2016

Welcome to Humans of Archer! This is a new segment for The Oracle similar to Humans of New York . Humans of Archer highlights students with special talents or a unique story.

The very first episode is about Emily Delossa ’20 who is more famously known around Archer as DJ DELO.

Watch the video below to hear her story.

Humans of Archer Ep. 1 from Oracle on Vimeo.

Want to be interviewed for Humans of Archer? Have suggestions for who should be featured next? Email [email protected] with your suggestion.

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