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Iqra Ahmad’s Biography

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I'm Iqra, a BA English student at University College London. Contributor to Pi Media, Era Journal and Empoword Journalism.

Iqra Ahmad’s Journalist Portfolio

Issue 13- Sensation: Spring 2021

Issue 13- Sensation: Spring 2021

Article entitled 'Uncovering a Brave New East' for the Literature section of Era Journal (formerly SAVAGE Jou…

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Why Libraries are More Important than Ever

Why Libraries are More Important than Ever

Article defending the importance of public libraries, particularly in light of the Coronavirus pandemic. …

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Confessions of a serial overthinker - Pi Media

Confessions of a serial overthinker - Pi Media

First article for my column at Pi Media. Pi Media is UCL's largest student publication. The article explo…

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Movie magic for the fall season

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By Iqra Ahmad
| The California Aggie Verified
Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy in "Hocus Pocus." (Walt Disney Pictures / fair use) From childhood nostalgia to witchy magic, these films capture the quintessential moods of the season By IQRA AHMAD — arts@theaggie.org Here it goes: the leaves begin their change into hues of orange and red, and there’s a slight breeze wistfully reminiscent of a season that many have been waiting for all year.
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Student voices take center stage in Theatre for Social Change’s ‘Festival of Short Works’

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By Iqra Ahmad
| The California Aggie Verified
From left to right: Simon Garcia, Matthew Rivera and Nahlah Sweet perform "No Que No?" for Theatre for Social Change.
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‘Our house is your house’: Beitna returns to celebrate Arab culture in Davis

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By Iqra Ahmad
| The California Aggie Verified
The Davis Arab Community Diwan’s annual gathering invited community members to experience solidarity during Arab American Heritage Month By IQRA AHMAD — arts@theaggie.org On Sunday, April 19, the Davis Arab Community Diwan hosted its second annual Beitna gathering at the Davis Senior Center — a celebration of Arab heritage, culture and solidarity during Arab American Heritage Month.
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