The Coronavirus quarantine has really turned back the clock for many young adults, myself included. Grown children are finding themselves back under their parents’ roof for the first time in years, and with that comes new and tricky scenarios, circumstances, and dynamics to navigate. When the quarantine hit, my parents…

I originally wrote this 3 years ago. It resurfaced as I was cleaning my Google Drive. Thought it was as relevant as ever, so wanted to share. Enjoy! With the holidays and New Years passing by, I am beyond thankful that my senior fall is over. Though I don’t want…

…From My Experience As A Woman In Tech — Recently, I had an opportunity at an illustrious company that most computer science students would die to work at. Ecstatic and in disbelief at my good fortune, I excitedly accepted. …

As summer winds to a close, so does the majority of intern season. At top companies like Google, Facebook, Goldman Sachs, etc. hoards of students will be leaving behind their badges and desks to return to school. This story is no different for myself; in two weeks, I will be…

Congratulations on graduating! For the past seven or so years, you’ve been taller and bigger than me and gotten mixed up for being the older brother at least a thousand times. Today, though, I can finally say that you are officially a real person. Today, you can say with 100%…

Career Fairs — ah, yes, that glorious place where one gets hired and lives out the dream of making money and being frivolous, thrifty, rich college students. Wrong. Well, I mean, not really. All your dreams could come true. But only if you game it properly. Your resume is probably the most important part Resumes are annoying, I…

Entering college, I was high-spirited and arrogant — just like all 18 year olds who just graduated high school and feel on top of the world. We’re leaving our homes for the first time and we’re thirsty for the seemingly endless glass of independence. With this independence, however, comes many…