Hi! My name is Aisha Duldul, and I’m a third-year Journalism student at Toronto Metropolitan University. As someone who has always been passionate about storytelling, I love diving into stories that connect people, spark meaningful conversations, and shed light on underrepresented perspectives. My time in journalism so far has allowed me to grow both in the classroom and in the field, where I’ve developed skills in reporting, editing, and feature writing.
Beyond my studies, I’m actively involved in the media landscape. I am currently a Journalism Fellow with Inkspire, and I contribute regularly to a variety of publications including CanCulture Magazine, New Wave Magazine, The Eyeopener, and now Her Campus. Writing for these outlets has given me the opportunity to explore a wide range of topics, from politics and entertainment to issues of race, religion, and women’s rights. Each experience has helped me strengthen my voice as a journalist while encouraging me to tell stories that resonate with diverse audiences.
When I’m not chasing stories or editing drafts, you can usually find me curled up with a book or brainstorming new designs for my henna business. I’m incredibly excited to be part of the Her Campus community, where I can continue growing as a writer, connect with other talented contributors, and share stories that inspire, empower, and spark conversation.
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