Amie is currently a sophomore at Towson University pursuing a BS in Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, and Bioinformatics with a minor in Biology. Currently, she's conducting research on bacteriophage host-interactions in her university's Chemistry department. Although her major and research interests aren't what you would expect for a culture writer, she aims to intersect her interests in film, TV shows, books, fashion, and politics in everything she writes. When she’s not writing in her journal or writing a think piece, she’s engaging with her peers the Honors College, or the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. When she’s not engaging in campus activities, you can find her watching Ugly Betty, running a few miles on the treadmill, or making bracelets for her loved ones.
What I Wish I Knew as a Freshman: How to Gear Up for Finals Week
Redefining Self-Care: The Radical Roots of the Term
History Has Its Eyes on You: Zohran Mamdani’s Historical Win
With Pink Pride: the History of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
I’m Sorry, I Didn’t Like the “Life of a Showgirl”
The Kids Are Not Okay: My Thoughts on Weapons (2025)
Things I’m Doing To Fill My Cup
It Takes a Village. Why We Should Get Rid of Cutting People Off
We All Can’t Be Rapunzel: Women and Their “Controversial” Haircuts
A Forgotten Month: Recognizing International Black Women’s History Month