Isabella is a second-year at the University of Michigan, double majoring in Political Science and Women's Studies with a minor in Crime and Justice, because apparently one degree wasn't going to be enough to fuel her opinions. On campus, she's involved with WORTH (Women's Organization on Rights to Health), College Dems at U-M, and PERIOD, and organization fighting for menstrual equality. Post-grad, she's setting her sights on law school in the Big Apple, where she plans to build a career in Title IX and women's rights law (assuming she survives the LSAT first).
When she's not in class or tabling for an organization, Isabella is probably rating movies on Letterboxd with intensely curated one-liner reviews, formulating East Coast (CT represent) Pinterest moodboards, or doling out dating advice to her friends, even if she's the last qualified person for the position.
At HerCampus, Isabella wants to write about the tension between being girly and being taken seriously, because she refused to believe they're mutually exclusive. Expect dry wit, strong opinions, and an unapologetic habit of turning "small" girly topics into bigger conversations about women's rights and perception.
