As someone who is naturally curious, Biazus chooses to believe that our world isn't just black and white. Our perceptions are only as big as ourselves. Biazus gravitated towards journalism so she could use her curiosity as a tool as she strived to uncover the grey areas– the issues that make us scratch our heads. She noticed that it's become easier to stay stagnant-minded rather than fathoming a different way of thinking. Journalism gives Biazus the opportunity to not only pursue her curiosities but to challenge social taboos and create conversations about topics we're taught to keep private. 
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Biazus covered stories ranging from the allure of opioids to the ravages of surviving anorexia. While the majority of her works revolve around health, she hopes to expand my range and provide her input in the music world. Music illuminates a marketplace of ideas by acting as a bridge that expands our minds and creates a common ground. 
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Going forward, she plans to pursue a journalism and mass communication degree and apply her passions to become involved in music domestically and internationally. Biazus' taste in music ranges from Johnny Cash to Miley Cyrus as she strives to keep her library diverse and ever-evolving.