Katrina Pyne, Editor-in-Chief

Ninety-nine per cent coffee and one per cent nervous anxiety makes up Katrina. She may have only entered the journalism program at University of King’s College because she’d watched a lot of Gilmore Girls the night before the registration deadline, but after three years she’s pretty sure she’s in the right field now, she thinks. In the short time she has worked as a self-proclaimed journalist she has been a small-town rural reporter, arts columnist, freelancer and the Gazette's own news editor. She is now pleased—no, thrilled—to be taking on the role of editor-in-chief at the Gazette and can only hope she is not remembered as the EIC responsible for bringing the paper down. She enjoys ice cream sandwiches, wearing unnecessarily loud heels and is an admittedly wanna-be surfer, climber and diver. She apologizes in advance for eating most of the pizza at contributor’s meetings.