Every spring, all of the students anxiously await the Day of Gracious Living, fondly referred to as DoGL. One day each spring quarter, the Student Commission President chooses a day to cancel classes by surprise to give us an opportunity … Continue reading →
This week I was selected as a radio manager for next year! Our radio station WJMD has been running for over 40 years, and although we are currently internet-only, we have a great line-up of DJs and shows every weekday. … Continue reading →
I started playing on the women””s Ultimate Frisbee team my freshman year because a male friend who had played in high school encouraged me to try it out. Like many K students in many student organizations, my dedication depended on … Continue reading →
Now that spring quarter is finally here, campus is starting to get busier for numerous reasons: spring is just around the corner (although Michigan weather likes to hide the high temperatures until the last possible minute), anxious seniors are starting … Continue reading →
For my five housemates and me, it all starts with a 10 o’clock class. Four of us have class in the library, and three of us are in Pre-modern Chinese Literature in translation. A Chinese lit class is required for … Continue reading →
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 →