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Anna Griffiths: Everlasting

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Posted on June 20, 2015 by Anna Griffiths Growing up, my mother had always warned me against tattoos and piercings. She alleged it would affect people’s opinions of me and deem me unemployable. However around my college, a place where everyone seems so career orientated, finding someone with body modifications is not a hard thing to … Read more

Angelo Munafo: Penn’s New Woods

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Posted on June19, 2015 by Angelo Munafo Some 335 years ago, King Charles II gave William Penn a large tract of land in the Americas that that he called “Pennsylvania,” or “Penn’s Woods” in Latin. Penn established the province of Pennsylvania as a home for Quakers and played an integral role in designing the grid … Read more

Allison Denenberg: Le mal du pays

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    Posted on June 17, 2015 by Allison Denenberg Studying abroad in Lyon, France during the fall semester of my junior year was one of the happiest, most incredible experiences of my life. I was able to try new foods, experience a different culture, master a foreign language, make new friends, and become a … Read more