Aarushi Arora (she/her) is the Features Co-Editor. Aarushi dedicates time to The Survey due to the importance it has in uplifting voices that would otherwise be drowned out. Beyond that, she firmly believes that the initial step towards change begins with open conversations. The Survey, and journalism as a whole, are powerful tools for bringing overlooked perspectives to the forefront, empowering people to create significant changes. For her daily dose of news, Aarushi reads The New York Times. That being said, she tends to read Psychology Today as well, due to her interest in the subject. While Aarushi has a keen interest in journalism, her long-standing aspiration has been to become a renowned psychologist, enabling her to make a positive impact on lives and potentially contribute to research in the field. In her free time, Aarushi loves to explore and take walks with her friends. She’s also an avid reader and writer and occasionally indulges in Netflix binge-watching sessions. As of now, Aarushi’s favorite book is I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman because it poses so many questions yet offers few answers.