America’s failed wars

Looking back on the nation’s wartime mistakes

Anwen Huang, In-Depth Editor|April 5, 2022

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Anwen Huang, In-Depth Editor

(she/her) Anwen is a senior and the In-Depth Editor for the Epic. She loves cool pants, astronomy and carbs. Outside of school, you can find her eating...

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