So because this is my last week left at home before I head up to Colby for the summer, I thought I’d talk about the virtual Colby community – the only connection a lot of us have to each other … Continue reading →

Let me start off this week’s blog by saying if you’re looking to get pumped up for college, don’t read the rest of this. Last week, the Colby campus was full of kids drinking coffee like it was water, people … Continue reading →

It’s Friday evening, and all I can think about is Monday. That’s because by the time this Monday rolls around, days of the week won’t exist to me anymore. The only concept I’ll have of time is that it will … Continue reading →

Having now spent nearly two years at Colby, I can say that I actually don’t mind reading period. I may even slightly like it. To me, there’s something nice about knowing that I don’t actually have to be anywhere for … Continue reading →

When you live with people, you learn how to read them. Constantly being around my friends at Colby has taught me the importance of looking out for one another. There are times in college when you forget the reason why … Continue reading →

I am not even close to comprehending the fact that I am leaving Colby next week and won’t be back until soccer tryouts in August. Weirdly, it feels similar to when I left home to come to Colby last summer; … Continue reading →

When I first came to Colby, I had a sort of phobia of alumni. The whole idea of one seemed daunting: almost a reminder of how not far through life you have gone and how much more you need to … Continue reading →

Life decisions. Terrifying, aren’t they? Having to pinpoint what I’m truly interested in has always been difficult for me. Following one goal or path seems to take away other opportunities, to make life almost too predictable. This week was the … Continue reading →