Student Blog: Online Classes as Time Passes
As noted in my previous blog, I am taking a semester off— living at home, working, and taking enough online classes to maintain the required credit count for a scholarship.
Student Blogger: Aubrey Donovan
Student Blog: Taking A Break
It is easier to get caught in the rat race than to fear it.
Student Blog: Summers Come and Summers Go
After my first year of college, this summer has been reflective and has made me look back at my year and consider my emotions as well as my wants and needs.
Student Blog: Attempting To Introduce 1st Graders to Jonathan Larson
Instead of heading straight for “1, 2, 3.
Student Blog: Crying In JAGGED LITTLE PILL
As you get older, you begin to lose that childish part of yourself that made you feel so sure of who you are and you look for pieces to replace it.
Student Blog: Benefits of Maintaining Academic Integrity
With the ability to auto-generate essays and access Google, Sparknotes, and Photomath, it is easy to abuse the moral code of academic integrity.
Student Blog: Post-Grad Limbo
My first year of college is over and for some reason, nothing seems to have changed.
Student Blog: 20/23
But twenty is just a number… a larger, older number.
Student Blog: Giving Iowa (A Second) Try… Let's Not Give It A Third
The title of this blog embodies how I felt after I exited the theater of my high school’s spring musical.
Student Blog: Burnout - Headaches, No Appetite, Vomiting, and Writer's Block
If you want to be a writer, you need to be writing.
Student Blog: Tools For Organizing Your Studies... and Other Stressful Things
I've always been a pretty organized person.
Student Blog: On Writing: Navigating Criticism & Anxiety
As noted in my previous blog post, this semester I am taking two creative writing courses.
Student Blog: Finding Rhythm for the Spring Semester
After having nearly a month off from school, the taste of summer felt oh so near- not just because I spent my winter break soaking up Australia's summer- but especially since I was able to enjoy quality time with my family and catch up with some high school friends.
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