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Sitting on Killian Court, in the summer, I get this feeling that I am both within and just outside of a painting.

Staring ahead, a low-hanging branch frames my vision in a gentle arc of bright green. The Dome, the entirety of main campus, provides a stately, serene backdrop. Just ahead, graduate students pepper the lawn.

When the tour groups arrive, they...


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Boston is a wonderful city with many beautiful, interesting features that makes living here a new experience every day. One of those things is biking infrastructure: with bike lanes along most roads, Bluebike stops accessible from anywhere in the city, and bike lights at traffic stops, my Texan mind could barely comprehend using anything but a car to get around the city ...


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Day 8: Don’t Go So Soon

I woke up the next morning to silence. No events to go to. No big plans, no events to show face at, no house to stop by. Things felt… slow.

I stared up at my ceiling in my Simmons single and, for the first time in a week and change, didn’t have anything much to do. Rush was over–actually this time. Nothing left to sec...


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I’m sorry that I basically disappeared off the face of the blogs. If it makes it any better, I think I basically disappeared off the face of everything for a while. I’ve had to catch up to a LOT of emails and Slack messages recently.

The past 2-ish months have been incredibly busy. Finals started on Friday, May 15th, and continued into the following Wednesday. B...


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I live in North Carolina, which is a casual twelve hour drive away from Boston. As much as I love a long drive, that’s not for the faint of heart, and it made a lot more sense for me to fly in when I was a freshman last year. 

I came with a backpack and two suitcases: one checked, one carry-on. That’s not a lot of space at all, especially if you’re expecting the t...


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