What itʼs really like to be a student at K
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is a city filled with numerous activities for the tourist, family, or citizen to participate in. From attending a local art exhibit, walking around the city for the day, to spending time with fellow Philadelphia inhabitants, there are … Continue reading
Two years ago, the thought of about 1,400 of my academic peers knowing every personal detail of my romantic life might have scared me. Granted, two years ago my romantic life could be reduced to brief moments of making out … Continue reading
As I write this, I am not at a computer. I am not at the library. I am not at Kalamazoo College. And, I am not in Philadelphia, the place where I have been studying away for the last several … Continue reading
One of the best parts about being an off-campus senior is my house. I like the actual structure of my house. Itʼs not perfect, itʼs a college house with creaky floors and doors that don’t quite shut straight, but it’ll … Continue reading
Funnily enough, when you study abroad – you actually have to go to school. Who would have thought?! In Budapest, there are two programs that Kalamazoo College students can apply to: Cognitive Science or Mathematics through historic Eotvos Lorand University … Continue reading
There are few things more dreaded than the infamous fifth week at Kalamazoo College. Midterms, exams, and events all seem to collide around fifth week and even though you know it’s coming, there is no way to avoid it. Fourth … Continue reading
Huddled in my friend’s car, I closed the door before the rain got the interior leather any more wet than my soaking clothes already made it. “Here, check my phone,” she said. I snatched it up and typed in my … Continue reading
Here are a few things that I have noticed about Hungarians over the two months that I have been here. My interactions with Hungarians are not that different from those that I have with Americans. On a day to day … Continue reading
Since Iʼm not doing the play this quarter, Iʼve started attending KPC (Kalamazoo Poetry Collective), a student organization that meets in the library once a week to write, workshop and discuss poetry. Poetry has never been a huge part of … Continue reading
I stumbled into the Dungeon Theater carrying a full backpack full of personal artifacts, a bag of my strangest clothes and something my friend called a “bondage bar.” These were all materials an email detailed as necessary for Guillermo Gomez-Peña’s … Continue reading
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