Pamela Prasetya

Associate Features Editor (Volume 50) — Pamela is a U of T alumni with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and minored in East Asian Studies and Italian Studies. She is currently studying at Humber College to be a UX Designer. She was previously the Marketing Manager for On the Danforth Magazine, and even wrote a blog article about "4 Cafés to Visit on the Danforth" (2021). When she's not writing or studying, you can catch her crocheting, designing her bullet journal, and streaming video games. Her favourite games are Valorant, Stardew Valley, and Teamfight Tactics. Pamela loves to write and tries to put creativity at the forefront of everything she does. You can connect with her on LinkedIn or Instagram.

Lecture Me! On pain and the social brain Dr. Loren Martin discusses research based on emotional contagion and social interactions.

Lecture Me!

Lecture Me! On pain and the social brain
Dr. Loren Martin discusses research based on emotional contagion and social interactions.

Pamela Prasetya March 11, 2024March 10, 2024

As a neuroscientist, Dr. Loren Martin uses models to understand neural circuits and molecular changes to minor nerve responses and…

Local or abroad, students juggle the choice of leaving or staying home A peek into how Canadian students view the international scene, and what they can do if they want to venture out.

Features

Local or abroad, students juggle the choice of leaving or staying home
A peek into how Canadian students view the international scene, and what they can do if they want to venture out.

Pamela Prasetya February 5, 2024February 5, 2024

It’s 2024, and you’ve got your dream destination on your bucket list. You’re texting the group chat, “Grad trip this…

Celebrating Black excellence with the Black Research Network A highlight of some celebrated individuals.

Features

Celebrating Black excellence with the Black Research Network
A highlight of some celebrated individuals.

Pamela Prasetya January 29, 2024January 29, 2024

February is Black History Month, and we want to take the moment to highlight and appreciate the Black community here…