Sania Ali is a fourth-year Journalism student at Toronto Metropolitan University and is based in the Greater Toronto Area. Growing up, Sania's interest in creating an impact has been constant and over the years she continues to practise storytelling through media and writing. After graduation, she hopes to focus on news, lifestyle and investigative journalism expressed through lengthy articles, podcasts and multi-media. Outside of work, Sania's probably munching on a blizzard, watching crime documentaries and overconsuming TikTok content. Sania hopes her articles can spark introspection and reliability and is super excited to contribute to Her Campus.
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