Roye served as Anthropy’s Head of Outreach from September 2023 to June 2024. He currently serves as a member of the Executive Academic Mentorship team. Roye’s academic interests span the world of international relations, history, and the social sciences with a specialisation in the Middle East and South Asia. His research into Pakistan’s intricate system of civil-military relations has been previously published by the Centre for Land Warfare Studies, New Delhi as a Manekshaw Paper, part of the Centre’s series of prestigious occasional papers. Roye has also conducted research into defining the political centre in Israel and authored a reinterpreted historical narrative of Lebanon’s Shi’ite community between the years 1943 and 2000. In his spare time, Roye is an avid reader and foodie who also enjoys collecting records.

Xiaoyao was Co-Chair of Anthropy from 2023–4, and is drawn to the histories of queerness and homophobia in Confucian societies. He has published work about the Western influence on the heterosexualisation of dan in the Peking Opera (Swarthmore Undergraduate Journal of History), and the manifestation of Confucian anxieties in Chinese queer literature. Normally, people can find him taking long walks, haranguing existentialists and writing poetry (@couscous_cooking).

Haoyang served as Anthropy's Head of Writing from 2023–24, and is an alumnus of the Yale Young Global Scholars humanities programme. His research interests include history and comparative literature, with a focus on 20th-century musicology in authoritarian states. Additionally, he is an instructor with Timor-Leste Youth for Peace and Cahaya Surya Bakti, and leads fundraising for the LaValla Camp for Cambodian children with disabilities. He is a gourmand, train enthusiast, and numismatist.