Originally from Toronto, Ontario, Sonia Koren is a dedicated film and media student at Queen’s University. Her academic pursuits are centred around intersectionality studies. This focus suggests a commitment to understanding and addressing the complex ways in which various aspects of identity intersect and influence individual experience. Her studies are shown in her role as equity coordinator for the school’s film and media department.
Beyond her studies, Sonia is an active writer and editor for Her Campus where she shares her insights and experiences on a wide range of topics related to university life, culture, and contemporary issues.
In addition to these roles, Sonia is a freelance makeup artist. This creative pursuit adds a dynamic aspect to her profile, indicating a multifaceted skill set and ability to express herself artistically, as shown in her work on film sets as well as for Muse Magazine.
Let’s Talk About Hobby Burnout
The Delicate Balance of Home and Belonging
The Visual Subjectivity of Black Spectatorship
Let’s Talk About the Death of Death Literacy
Decoding the FOMO Paradox
2024 Is Illuminated
The Iconic Samantha Jones: A Symbol of Female Sexuality
The Skin I’m In: From Self-Doubt to Self-Love
From Personal Reflections to Global Despair: A Journey Through Identity, Resilience and Humanity
Navigating Campus Encounters And Embracing Self-Love For Inner Peace