There are some challenges that come with going to a school as small as K, such as the fact that there is only one cafeteria on campus. Colleges are not known for having the best dining options in the world. … Continue reading
*Disclaimer: I am of the legal drinking age. Oberon is an integral part of Kalamazoo culture, so I deemed it an appropriate topic to blog about. After one year of suffering, I recently completed my Senior Individualized Project in Philosophy. … Continue reading
Before coming to Kalamazoo College this past fall, one of my biggest fears was the size of the school and how I would adapt to it. K is the same size as my high school, and by the end of … Continue reading
Having spent my first winter here at K, I have come to realize that there are a number of things that you are bound to hear from people if you come from somewhere without a white winter. Here are a … Continue reading
*DISCLAIMER: These are the numbers for THIS year, they change year to year, and this is just my opinion, but I trust the reader to see it that way. No doubt many of you have stared in utter shock at … Continue reading
After an extremely busy winter quarter and a less-than-relaxing spring break, spring quarter is finally here. I’ll admit, I’ve been dreading the year passing so quickly, but spring quarter is a great time on campus. The snow melts from the … Continue reading
As an Arizonian there was one thing that greatly excited me about coming to Kalamazoo College above all others: the squirrels. Who wouldn’t love the furry, little friends who romp up and down the huge trees on the quad? They … Continue reading
As spring break comes to a close, I can’t help but think about all the refreshing opportunities that come with a new quarter. Pretty soon the snow will start melting, and I’ll be able to drag a blanket and backpack … Continue reading
It’s Wednesday of 10th week, or as I like to think of it, the last day The Index, our school newspaper, is distributed for the quarter! As the features editor of The Index, I get very excited when I see … Continue reading
Although piles and piles of snow keep most of us inside as much as possible (hello, arctic temperatures and sheets of ice on every sidewalk), K sophomores still face a slew of decisions during winter quarter, the most prominent of … Continue reading
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