New Hindu Students’ Association puts education and inclusivity to the forefront
Former TMSU executive jumpstarts the HSA with high hopes and important goals
My Recent Work
Here are some more of my portfolio highlights from various publications over the years
The Eyeopener
I first started contributing to The Eyeopener — Toronto Metropolitan University's independent student newspaper — as a writer in early 2023. Since then, I've written over a dozen articles and now I am the publication's Communities Editor.
More than just merch: A sports fan’s devotion
As an expression of identity, sports memorabilia helps provide a community
The battle between the mind and heart: A student’s dilemma
When culture and family intersect with education, students often find themselves stuck between societal expectations and personal goals
Her Campus at Toronto MU
As I entered J-School as a first-year student, Her Campus at Toronto MU — a women-led campus publication — was the first publication I joined. It was the first opportunity I had to build a portfolio while still writing about topics of interest.
Other
I also have features published in other media outlets such as T· and Canculture Magazine with my articles focusing on marginalized communities and the advocacy they embark on in their localities for personal as well as international causes.
During the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, I received live updates from reporters directly in Paris and had to continuously add them in the rolling article with up-to-date headlines, deks, photos, bylines and more.
The Paris Olympics opening ceremony: Here’s everything that happened during the event
The four-hour event, the first opening ceremony ever performed outside a stadium, featured athletes in a flotilla, a floating cauldron and Celine Dion’s first public and much anticipated performance since 2020
The little guy's weapon of choice
How some amplify their voices by closing their wallets
Shaping Ontario’s LGBTQ+ Safe Havens
For Meg Ramore and Safer Spaces, their mission is to construct spaces of mindfulness, acceptance and normalization — the question is how