THE VOICES
OUR MEMBERS & CONTRIBUTORS
Unbounded brings together thoughtful, ambitious students from over nine different regions and territories to explore the ideas and tensions that define today’s world.
THE MINDS BEHIND
Our Founder and Editor in Chief
Experiences
John Locke Institute Essay Competition Very High Commendation in History and Politics
Havard International Review Writing Competition Bronze Medal
Research mentorship under Harvard Assistant Professor in affective polarisation and redistributive economic policy
Ingrid Tang
Mainland China
Ingrid Tang is a freshman (Year 10) student at Harrow International School Shenzhen in Shenzhen, China. Her fields of interest include public policy, international affairs, political economics and applied mathematics in finance, and she is an aspiring political or financial consultant. She holds a Certificate of Higher Education, equivalent to first year studies of a BA, from the Open University, which she achieved prior to entering high school. Ingrid founded Unbounded: The Third Variable in order to shine a light on unseen perspectives consistently shunned in popular discourse, allowing more views, especially of youth, to be expressed and discussed.
Our Student Authors
LAUREN CHEUNG
ALICIA YING
Hong kong
Hong kong
ELLEN WIDARGO
Lauren is an ambitious G11/Y12 student from Hong Kong aiming to pursue philosophy, politics and economics at university. How international economics shapes political decisions by our world’s leaders fascinates her, especially when the political philosophy behind these are involved. This has driven her to further explore these subjects through taking courses at Brown University and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, joining the Financial Times as a Student Advocate and writing for Unbounded, among other activities.
I really enjoy historical writing, especially Chinese history and I often write on my blog @souldrabbles. History has always been a passion of mine, and analysing it in depth has generated countless interesting narratives that epitomise society. I’ve always been inspired by Sino-Japanese history as well as women’s roles in revolutions, and so I would like to explore these topics more in depth
Indonesia