Jane Suh: Artist Statement

  Posted on May 19, 2015 by Jane Suh I like the comfort of knowing my surroundings. It is an innate human quality that has helped me to survive and thrive in different environments. My economics background has trained me to be direct and calculative. Thus, I have become accustomed to look forward when solving… Continue reading Jane Suh: Artist Statement

Allison Denenberg: Noble PAWS

Posted on May 18, 2015 by Allison Denenberg While most people are excited about the approach of warm weather, this time of year is particularly trying for animal shelters. In the spring and summer months, shelters across the country are flooded with litters of newly born kittens. Although being surrounded by hundreds of tiny balls… Continue reading Allison Denenberg: Noble PAWS

Esther Tong: A Night for Taste

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Esther Tong  While most seniors in college are still struggling with their thesis and looking forward to all the senior week activities and graduation, psychology major students are the group who people are jealous of because we are always the one’s who starts our own celebration first. Every year,… Continue reading Esther Tong: A Night for Taste

Corey Fader: Peacefulness

Posted on April 23, 2015 by Corey Fader As I walk along the coast of the opposite side of the Earth from home, I recognize the surreal beauty of the world that we live in. I look out into the distance and see nothing but thousands of miles of bright blue ocean water. All I… Continue reading Corey Fader: Peacefulness

Allison Denenberg: Focus

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Allison Denenberg As a Philadelphia native, sometimes I forget to appreciate the beauty of my hometown. When you walk past something all the time, if you’re too distracted by your own thoughts, or if you’re merely in a hurry, it’s easy to ignore your surroundings. However, by taking a… Continue reading Allison Denenberg: Focus