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Quiz: Which new Editorial Board member are you?

By Lila Berg, Staff Reporter
May 28, 2026
The rising 2026-2027 Oracle editoral board poses for a picture after being inducted into their new roles. (Photo by Kristin Taylor)

On May 7, 11 new and returning editors were inducted into The Oracle’s 2026-2027 Editorial Board. These editors officially took over the 2025-2026 editors’ positions on May 13. The Oracle sent out a survey to these incoming editors to get to know them better. Using the quiz, you can figure out which 2026-2027 editor’s interests most correspond with yours. Feel free to take the quiz as many times as you would like!

Which new Ed Board editor are you most like?

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About the Contributor
Lila Berg
Lila Berg, Staff Reporter
Lila Berg joined The Oracle as a staff reporter in 2025. She is looking forward to writing features and op-eds. Lila loves everything paleontology and anthropology, especially anything that has to do with animal interactions. Lila is a proud member of the Honor Education Council at Archer and is excited to join the debate team.