Faith Gralnick is an avid writer and a Copy Editor for The Titan Times. Her love of journalism sprouted at a young age, from devouring dragon novels at six to writing her own songs at 13.

   Since then, she has used her writing to explore a variety of topics she is interested in, like personal identity, art, and freedom of expression. Gralnick writes about political and contemporary issues, going to extremes such as reaching out to accomplished lawyers and activists to enhance her stories.

   Gralnick’s varied writing topics reflect her life, where she participates in a vast array of activities. At Tech High, she has run varsity cross-country for two years. Outside of school, she plays a high level of club soccer, explores her musical interests, and is a local youth activist.

   Gralnick hopes to study political science at a prestigious university, hopefully Harvard or Stanford. She intends to graduate college and go to law school, becoming a lawyer and law-maker to help people.

   She is also aspiring to perform at the Southside Musical Festival as a musician and play at Wembley Stadium as a professional athlete. Journalism, which she intends to pursue in her last two years of high school and into college, will also play a big role in her future. It is a means of storytelling and a catalyst of empathy. She hopes to use it to bring people together and connect them to their stories.