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All it takes is a conversation.

When I graduated from ÍøÆسԹÏ, I knew that one of the things I would miss the most would be my professors.

Sometimes a classroom has tables, chairs, and whiteboards, and other times it has red paint, four wheels, and impressive horsepower.

... and to unexpected setbacks in the first week of classes. 

I see office hours as just another way people at ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï demonstrate how invested they are in every single student’s education.

In which a surprisingly successful Add/Drop leads to some great new classes

Thinking about taking a foreign language at ÍøÆسԹÏ? Registering for French 101 and 102 during my senior year is a decision I will never regret. Our amazing teaching assistants, Esther and Kevin, are here to tell you about their experience.

Sometimes your worst moments can lead you to your best friends.

I can't believe I've never made a post about my classes, which make up a huge part of my ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï experience!

What does it mean to be able to locate yourself within academic work? Can you see yourself in the very spaces and fields that you learn about or is formalized learning an isolated process for you?

Here are some forms of academic support I take for granted every day as an Obie.

I started this post a few weeks ago and never finished it 'till now, a few days after graduation. In retrospect I may not have been so angst-y, but alas, it reflects a certain side of myself that I can't hide. Speaking of the self...