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Keep on Trucking: Science Labs in the Time of COVID-19
Sometimes a classroom has tables, chairs, and whiteboards, and other times it has red paint, four wheels, and impressive horsepower.
Debating Double-Degree: My Interest in East Asian Studies
Part 1 in a series in which I delve into my ongoing experience as a conservatory student who is considering pursuing a double-degree or a minor in East Asian studies.
No More Just a City Girl!
Looking back, if there is one thing I could tell my giddy-to-go-to-college yet nervous self, it would be to relax, letting go of any preconceived notions of living in a small town.
The American Election Through the Eyes of an International Student
It's been an interesting time being in a blue dot in a rather red area of the country.
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Spooky Szn & Decolonial Mythology with Stephanie Shugert (Part 1)
A conversation on fear, spiritual realms, and my friend's Latin American Folklore ExCo.
OctOberlin (AKA My Dorm Is Haunted)
A gorgeous dorm with incredible people that is actually a haunted Victorian mansion.
A Pleasantly Surprising Pandemic Summer
Summer feels like a long time ago but was only a few months back.
It’s Not the Facts, It’s the Feelings
Go to the college that is right for you, not the one that is right for others’ perception of you.
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