Approximately 30 million people suffer from an eating disorder in the United States of America, and I interviewed Julia Robleski (’22), who is sharing her story to change the often fatal effects of eating disorders. Robleski’s Instagram page @juliasplate, which has 7,810 followers, and blog, which can be found at https://juliasplate.home.blog/, are “place[s] where I…
Nothing is more disappointing than fresh powder snow that turns from snow to slush to ice. The snowplow will roar its fury at being pulled from its warm bed at 6am to remove the sugary flakes from the road, and since misery loves company, it will wake us with its ruckus. It is days like…
Once upon a time, the pews of Dimnent chapel were not stuffed so full that there was only standing room for those students who were a few steps too slow in escaping their classes on any given Monday, Wednesday or Friday morning. It was a time before numerous chaplains and Hope’s notoriety for being a…
Students stepped off the shuttle into the grand reception area of the Amway Grand Hotel at the 2020 Winter Fantasia event that kicked off the month of February. A few wandered, looking around the large room with gargantuan chandeliers until they followed the slowly-growing stream of people down a hall, up a staircase and down…
It is often difficult for a college student to keep completely up to date with the world outside campus. Some might feel as if they are living in a bubble for four years before waltzing back out into the real world. Also, it is hard to come by cable TV. Because of these obstacles, many…
“I think everybody’s angry and quite rightly so. I can’t believe it’s happened again, but I don’t really know how to solve it. I don’t know what the answer is, other than we’re talking about it.” Florence Pugh, who played Amy in “Little Women,” made this comment in response to what many perceive as Greta…