First Semester of Senior Year

by Cynthia Cruz, Illinois Wesleyan University, '14

Actually didn’t suck as much as I thought it would.. Sure, classes were hard, readings were a bit long, I was a bit lazy, but all in all it was a great year and I’m excited to finally be graduating in May with a bachelors in Sociology and Religious...

And Thus Ends Round 1

by Steven Shi

As I’m typing this, I’ve been home for about three days.  My finals started the first day (last friday) and I had three in a row to end on Sunday.  All my friends said I was lucky; they were all quite jealous.  At the time, it seemed like the worst thing...

The Grand Finale

by Benjamin Hoertnagl-Pereira, Johns Hopkins University , '18

I think it is safe to say that no one, regardless of social standing, ethnic background, or economic status, enjoys sitting at a desk for 3 hours straight, having to pull information from more than 10 weeks of lectures and hundreds upon hundreds of pages of a...

Distance

by Luis Espino, Pitzer College, '17

Coming to college was an exciting experience for me because I came at a point in my life where I felt like I needed my own space. I love my family to death and was sad to leave them, but I was very happy to come to a place that was close enough for me to see them...

When Life Happens

by Cynthia Cruz, Illinois Wesleyan University, '14

I’m sure some of you have noticed that I have not been blogging as much as I usually do. This is because life has happened; my mom is having brain surgery. She is not doing very well and I’m trying to hold everything together. I know I usually give awesome...

Never too late to give thanks!

by Brenda Angulo, Trinity Washington University , '17

Hey guys! How are you doing? I hope that everything is well and that you are ready for the holidays 🙂 Although Thanksgiving has already passed, I wanted to make a blog in relation to it. Ever since three years ago, I have been of the thought that regardless of...