Bisma Gondal (she/her) is a fourth-year Justice, Political Philosophy, and Law (JPPL) student at McMaster University who is passionate about how law, ethics, and political structures influence everyday life. Throughout her studies, she has concentrated on justice, identity, and social systems, loving opportunities to research complicated issues while examining numerous perspectives. She is particularly drawn to conversations that link theory to real-world experiences and promote critical thinking in both academic and personal settings.
Aside from her academics, Bisma is interested in current events and narratives, and she values how media reflects and challenges society. From movies and television to music and digital trends, she is intrigued by how stories form culture, impact identity, and stimulate discourse. Her Pakistani background has a significant impact on her life, grounding her perspective and generating reflections on tradition, representation, and identity. These passions shape how she tackles her education and interacts with the larger world.
When Bisma is not studying or exploring ideas, she enjoys being active, spending time with family and friends, and expressing herself creatively as a painter and sculptor. These artistic hobbies allow her to heal while also providing a unique opportunity to examine her thoughts and experiences. As she prepares for the next step of her journey, she aims to use her voice, insight, and cultural perspective to carefully contribute to conversations about justice, identity, and society, while also elevating various stories and perspectives.
THE ETHICS OF AMBITION
HOT GIRL HIBERNATION: THE ULTIMATE NOVEMBER RESET GUIDE
