Ishani Kunala is a Staff Writer for Her Campus at Florida State University, where she writes culture and lifestyle stories that bring depth and personal insight to topics that matter to college readers. She often explores literature and media through a modern lens, asking why certain stories remain relevant and what they can teach us about the world we live in. Her work ranges from reflective pieces on iconic texts like Frankenstein to lifestyle articles that encourage mindfulness and finding joy in everyday moments.
Ishani is majoring in Political Science and Finance with a minor in French at Florida State University and is on the pre-law track, with plans to attend law school abroad. Her academic interests lie at the intersection of law, policy, and culture, particularly how legal and political systems shape public conversations and cultural narratives. This interdisciplinary foundation allows her to approach her writing with both analytical rigor and creative curiosity. Outside of Her Campus, she is involved in campus journalism organizations like PULSE and leadership as a Presidential Scholar.
When she isn’t writing for Her Campus, Ishani loves trying new coffee recipes, reading, writing poetry, and watching Saturday Night Live. She enjoys finding meaning in the in-between moments of life and bringing that perspective into her work.
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