Ankit Agrawal, Editor-in-Chief
A senior at Jefferson, Ankit is in his fourth year of working on the newsmagazine staff. As an Editor-in-Chief, Ankit assists production of online and print articles, designs spreads for the magazine issues, and works with the tjTODAY staff to help meet deadlines for production dates. Ankit is also responsible for approving photography for and taking photos of major events for tjTODAY content. Ankit served as a staff reporter his freshman year, a Team Leader his sophomore year, and has been an Editor-in-Chief since his junior year. Ankit joined tjTODAY because he began to explore his interest in the humanities during middle school, and wanted to continue developing his passion through high school while also obtaining a STEM-based education. Ankit enjoys photography, listening to music, and has interests in biology, computer science, and mathematics. Outside of journalism, Ankit is a part of the non-profit Growth and Inspiration through Volunteering and Education (GIVE) and is a member of Jefferson's Policy Debate Team. After high school, Ankit would like to pursue a career in the biological or computer science fields.
![“We did a mime tug of war. So [we learned to] emphasize everything more than you need to. Emphasize everything ... more than you think you need to,” said freshman Owen Grannis.](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/IMG_9127-1-900x600.jpg)
![“I felt I know it sounds cheesy, but [I felt] enlightened. It was interesting usually in stage fights you see a lot of things that look painful, but in reality she wasn’t actually pulling my hair, her hand was just there,” said freshman Subhiksha Balaji. “The reason I liked that workshop was because they taught you how to cheat out the audience…If I’m ever involved in a fight scene rather than the sword fight I can learn things I used, like slam someone into the wall."](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/IMG_9197-900x600.jpg)
![“We did a mime tug of war. So [we learned to] emphasize everything more than you need to. Emphasize everything ... more than you think you need to,” said freshman Owen Grannis."](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/IMG_9127-900x600.jpg)
