Amrita Vora is a multimedia journalist and Communications major at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, where she explores the evolving intersections of media, culture and public discourse. Her work reflects a sharp curiosity about how stories move through communities and how digital platforms shape the way people connect, learn and express themselves.

She gravitates toward entertainment, opinion and news reporting, bringing a thoughtful, people‑centered lens to every piece she produces. Whether she’s covering campus culture, analyzing pop‑culture trends or unpacking social issues, Vora approaches each story with a blend of analytical rigor and narrative intuition. Her multimedia skills allow her to move fluidly between written, visual and audio formats, expanding the reach and texture of her storytelling.

As she continues to develop her voice in the newsroom, Vora is building a portfolio defined by clarity, empathy and a commitment to elevating under‑heard perspectives. She aims to craft journalism that not only informs but resonates—stories that help audiences understand the world a little more deeply and see themselves reflected within it.