Last summer, I had seen enough of my laptop screen. After my third straight semester of online classes, I couldn’t bear to open Outlook and Slack sitting at the same desk staring at the same screen. As I looked for summer internships in February and March, the thought of looking…

Seemingly every time I tell someone that I’m about to graduate, they immediately ask if I’m ready to leave college. It should be easy enough to answer, at the end of the day it’s just a yes or no question. …

Do you ever think about something that makes perfect sense in your brain, then you say it out loud and you can’t believe how ridiculous the idea was? Well, that has certainly happened to me a number of times. Throughout the day, I find my brain drifting off into thought…

As many of you may know, at the beginning of this semester I was challenged by one of my professors to start a bi-weekly blog about anything I wanted. While the freedom of being able to write about anything I wanted provided lots of opportunity and agency, my blog had…

Never in my life have I been so stressed bout something that I have no control over. For the past two weeks, UNC’s basketball team has been competing in the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament, better known as March Madness. While the Tar Heels are no stranger to the…

In February of 2020, I had just submitted my application to study abroad in London for the fall semester. I remember planning out all the amazing places I was going to go both in the UK and across Europe for the 17 weeks I was planning to be there. For…

When I moved back home at the start of the pandemic, I found myself enjoying the quiet that came with being at home. I am an extrovert by nature, but occasionally, I enjoy taking a step back and having some time to myself to recharge my social batteries. Coming home…

In March of 2020, when seemingly the whole world was told to stay home for the first time, we all started to adjust to this new reality that was cast upon us. Socializing looked different, routines changed drastically, and for a 21-year-old college student, school was turned on its head…

This is my last semester in college. It’s hard for me to even comprehend that statement, let alone the weight it holds. If four years ago I could look at the person I am today, I’d have a hard time recognizing myself. …