'Modern Treatise' Welcomes New International Editor And Deputy & Opinions Editor

SAN FRANCISCO - Rezul -- Modern Treatise's digital global affairs platform welcomes Madeleine Farr as the new International Editor and Matthew Weber as Deputy & Opinions Editor, who work under the direction of the long-serving Editor-in-Chief, Connor Bryant, to deliver emerging stories of interest worldwide to our highly social and politically engaged readership.

Madeleine Farr has a background in newsroom reporting, with previous experience as a Senior News Editor at Student Life News, where she honed her editing and leadership skills to enhance her team's reporting and narrative clarity skills. She attended Packer Collegiate Institute and currently continues her education in Political Science with a minor in Writing & Rhetoric at Pitzer College. Farr's journalistic and sharp editorial approach allows Modern Treatise to be authoritative and engaging for a global readership. As the International Editor, Farr leads the platform's worldwide coverage with a strong commitment to highlighting specific influences that shape the current world, including subjects such as the changing geopolitical currents, international diplomacy, and cultural influences on global affairs.

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Matthew Weber holds a BA in History with a minor in Philosophy from Northeastern Illinois University and holds an MSc in Intellectual History from the University of Edinburgh. He gained media production and narrative development experience by researching and writing for The Delve Podcast, a top-ranked program focused on historical and cultural themes. Webber will use his editorial planning experience to oversee the development of a compelling editorial voice. In addition to leading the opinions section, Matthew serves as the deputy to the International Editor. He advocates for writing that is not only accessible to a wide audience but also rooted in factual accuracy. His work connects historical perspectives with current discussions, keeping Modern Treatise's opinion department intellectually diverse and culturally relevant while inviting readers into deep global conversation from multiple perspectives.

Together, the Modern Treatise editorial leadership delivers intellectually stimulating anthropological and informative reporting and commentary on topics of current and future importance.