Her career path and love for music make Krista DeJulio one of our eight baddest females on campus. When this campus celeb isn’t busy writing for The Boston Globe, The 1851 Chronicle, Polished Magazine, or volunteering with the CCBL, she has her headphones planted firmly in her ears. Not only is she beautiful, intelligent, unique, and a total rock star, Krista DeJulio has a passion stronger than wild fire. Music runs in Krista’s veins and out through her fingertips, inspiring her while she writes.
This aspiring music journalist combines music and writing in the best kind of way. Both are forms of therapy to DeJulio, and music can transport her to a different decade, or revive old memories. She explains that music and writing are, “usually the first thing I do when I wake up and always the last thing I do when I go to bed.” DeJulio’s daily writing regimen and entire lifestyle are a result of her dreams, “my life goals are centered on music and writing so I have to love each.”
Fifty percent of DeJulio’s day is devoted to the 1851 Chronicle. Even when she’s not writing she is in contact with her fellow editors, conducting an interview, or helping the staff. Her unwavering dedication to the school’s newspaper is a testament to her passion.
If most people had an ounce of the drive DeJulio has, this world would be a much more productive place. The pieces that DeJulio writes for Polished and the Chronicle make us even more eager to get our hands on what she will write for magazines in the future.