Jenya Pandey is a Chapter Writer for the Her Campus MUJ chapter, where she covers the quiet intersections of everyday life that often go unnoticed. She's drawn to observation and reflection— moments of transition, in-between feelings, and the kind of uncertainty that doesn't neatly resolve. At Her Campus, she tries to write pieces that feel less like articles and more like something a reader might recognize in themselves.
She completed her schooling in Fujairah, UAE, where she developed an early foundation in public speaking and creative expression. She was the youngest speaker at her school, first stepping on stage at the age of four, and later went on to win multiple elocution competitions, including the Sunny Varkey elocution competitions. Alongside writing, she has been involved in Model United Nations conferences, hosting, speeches, and poetry. She is currently a first-year student at Manipal University Jaipur, pursuing a B.Tech in Biotechnology, balancing science, dreams, storytelling, and the occasional academic existential crisis.
Outside of writing, her interests range from murder mysteries and conspiracy theories to arts and crafts. She's an unapologetic coffee enthusiast (especially when it's thundering outside) and curates playlists that move easily across genres—ghazals, pop, old classics, whatever the mood calls for. Through her writing, she hopes to find a language for feelings that are usually left unspoken and articles that feel like a quiet conversation that lingers with readers long after they’ve finished reading.
Who Are You When No One’s Watching?
