Hunter Buchheit

Georgia

Writer at Freelance

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Articles

In ‘Hell of a Summer,’ Finn Wolfhard, Billy Bryk establish place as filmmakers

2 weeks ago | emorywheel.com | Amelia Bush |Hunter Buchheit

Actors Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk stopped at college campuses nationwide during a press tour for their co-directorial debut, “Hell of a Summer,” a summer camp slasher film that released on April 4. Their tour concluded with a virtual press roundtable on March 31, where Wolfhard and Bryk sat down over Zoom with over a dozen college newspapers, including The Emory Wheel. “Hell of a Summer” follows a group of camp counselors who, one by one, face fantastically gruesome fates.
Journalist Jeremy Young uses stories to bridge political ‘Fault Lines’

1 month ago | emorywheel.com | Hunter Buchheit

Storytelling has never looked the way it does now. For most young people, the days of getting the news from a paper picked up at a local newsstand or sitting down to watch a few hours of nightly news on cable television. Today, short blurbs laid atop eye-catching Instagram graphics or easily digestible minute-long TikTok explainers have replaced long-form text and talking heads.
Written relief: Attendees discover poetry’s healing power at Three Poets event

2 months ago | emorywheel.com | Hunter Buchheit

Steam curled from cups of hot tea. Warm introductions and long-awaited reunions drifted through the room. Three poets stood together in the corner of the Michael C. Carlos Museum’s Ackerman Hall — catching up, complimenting each other’s work and preparing for their joint reading, acutely named “Three Poets: A Reading with Victoria Chang, E. Hughes and Lauren K. Watel.” A few minutes later Deanna Sirlin holding the microphone at the front of the room.
Despite delays, sorority bid day brings new community

Jan 23, 2025 | emorywheel.com | Hunter Buchheit

The front yards of Emory University’s sorority lodges buzzed with energy on the morning of Jan. 18. Outside the entrances of the brick townhomes, members held up hair dryers to freshly painted stylized signs and ran in and out of the front doors with questions and excited greetings. Members of Gamma Phi Beta donned matching dark red sweatshirts, while Sigma Delta Tau members sported matching pink pajama sets.
Project 2025 Poses Threat to LGBTQ Community

Oct 25, 2024 | thegavoice.com | Hunter Buchheit

With November’s Presidential election drawing near, Atlantans — along with the rest of the United States — must contend with the realities of two very different candidates and two very different possible administrations.
Pulse Performance: Electrifying Workouts Made for Modern Life

Oct 10, 2024 | thegavoice.com | Hunter Buchheit

It’s not news: Atlantans are busy. From school to work, long commutes in grueling traffic to busy weekends packed with dozens of local events, Atlanta and its people are always bustling, always in motion. In the hectic race of daily life, it can be difficult for many to find time to care for themselves, their physiques, and their health. Runs are interrupted by work calls; walks are abbreviated, just long enough to let the dogs get some fresh air; gym plans are canceled in lieu of long to-do lists.
70 years after Brown, Georgia is moving in the wrong direction

May 12, 2024 | ajc.com | Nia Batra |Hunter Buchheit |Ava Bussey |Keara Field

As young Georgians, we share the belief that all children should have the freedom to pursue their dreams and that our futures depend on receiving a great education. To get there, we must equip every public school with the resources to deliver a quality education for every child, no matter their color, their ZIP code or how much money their parents make.
To Be Loved: A Conversation with Dr. Frank Anderson

Feb 23, 2024 | thegavoice.com | Hunter Buchheit

For every queer person, coming out is a process. There is no one-and-done conversation that renders a queer person fully formed or comfortable, no singular reveal that instantly erases the internalized trauma that follows coming to terms with their identity.
In Conversation With Cobb School Board Candidate Laura Judge

Feb 21, 2024 | voxatl.org | Hunter Buchheit |Vox ATL |Micah Parness

At 7 pm on January 18, 2024 I sat underneath the humming fluorescent lights of the Cobb County School Board building, surrounded by parents, peers, and beige-painted walls. When they called my name, I walked hesitantly toward the center of the room, arrived at the podium, adjusted the mic, and propped my elbows up on the wood, cool to the touch.
A Look at the Upcoming Legislative Session

Jan 26, 2024 | thegavoice.com | Hunter Buchheit

Threats to librarians, trans students, and public education mark the start of Georgia’s legislative sessionThe Rise of Book Bans and the Threat to Librarians: SB 154Over the past few years, book bans have taken the South’s libraries — both school libraries and public — by storm.