Oberlin Blogs

Turns out going to college for four years means I have a lot to say about it.

Did you miss me?! I've been away for a little bit (many apologies) but I am back with more quotes, a couple laughs and all the other good stuff!

This post is a quick wrap-up of my activist life in Oberlin.

...with emotions, never-ending rain, smatterings of advice, and the overwhelmingness of the commencement/reunion weekend to end all commencement/reunion weekends.

What to expect and what I learned as a first year (and, of course, a GIF!).

My final five classes in Oberlin; my scheduling swan song.

... but you can't take the Oberlin out of the girls.

The lead-up to May 1st is preparation for home-building. The next four years, wherever they may take you, are about solidifying that fit and that feeling of belonging.

For the procrastinators, from a procrastinator, with love for Oberlin and all you future Obies.

Meet my friend Georgia!

I am learning that as long as I never limit the space of others, I am entitled to every inch of space that I take up.

Here are some forms of academic support I take for granted every day as an Obie.