Turning Your Passion Project into a Reality
Edited by Lina Maragha The quarantine has made us revisit passions we were once committed to. However, the journey to turning your passion...
Isabela Villanoy (U Toronto ‘20)
Isabela Villanoy (U Toronto ‘20)
Isabela Quito Villanoy is a University of Toronto alumni who double majored in English Literature, and Book & Media studies, and minored in Women and Gender Studies. She is also the founder of an online community Instagram page called Ihayag, a community that aims to reveal and proclaim the stories of Filipino/a/x immigrants and diasporic identities, where she shares her Filipino pride. While being both a writer for Her Campus U Toronto and an Editor at the MNERVA Literary Journal, Isabela dabbles in various creative passions related to reading, drawing, music, and photography. She is currently working with various Filipino writers all over the world for an online zine called Sa Pagitan / Liminal which deals with the in-betweenness of identities. She is currently leading a small team of writers in preparation for the first self-titled issue coming out soon.
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6 Books That Made Me Fall in Love with Literature
Edited by Olivia Spahn-Vieira I always find comfort in books -- they hold universes within themselves that are fascinating to unravel and...
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Easy bullet journal spreads for the creative planner in you!
Edited by Tanmaya Ramprasad Let’s face it: we’ve all scrolled through Pinterest for some planning inspiration. Maybe you’ve watched...
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BUILDING A SELF-CARE VOCABULARY DURING THE QUARANTINE
During these difficult past few weeks, many of us have isolated ourselves and stayed within the walls of our little sanctuaries. Some of us...
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The power of digital storytelling: My story as a content creator
My journey as a digital content creator
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Creating a Vision Board for Your 2020 Goals
Vision boards are, in themselves, an art form because they evoke certain emotions during and after the creative process.
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Sharon Barak: A Force to be Reckoned With
From the products we put in our grocery carts, to the cups of coffee we order at Starbucks and to the holiday gifts we’ll be giving and receiving this December, plastic is a constant element in our everyday lives.
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What Home Means to Me...
Home is different for everyone. For some its the cacophony of family voices, the motherland or the community of people you connect with on campus.
