There are two weeks until my graduation, and sometimes I feel like I have nothing to show for it. My grades are decent, and have been most of my life, but sometimes I feel stuck in a rut—there is more … Continue reading →

Originally, I was hoping to post a blog about the different “classroom styles” that the majority of students find themselves in each day, but as I began writing about it, the “lecture hall” style class began to haunt me due … Continue reading →

“41 days until graduation,” words drilled into the heads of an anxious 2014 senior Class on 3/29/14. Only 41 days, I kept thinking to myself. 41…The numbers were always there, but as the senior Class was bound together in the … Continue reading →

I can’t wait to grow up” a ten-year-old me would tell myself after wiping away the mud off my shirt and pants and taking twigs and leaves out of my hair. I would spend my day building forts, catching frogs, … Continue reading →

So this is blog attempt number two at writing about spring break, and I thought I would write something a bit more about my own experience as a student. I have been back to classes for three days now, and … Continue reading →

Over Presidents’ Day Weekend, students took a trip to Quebec City for a short break from the academic atmosphere. The trip, hosted by Student Activities, was a wonderful way to relax and have some fun. Students were able to explore … Continue reading →

Saint Joseph’s College of Maine has a campus of approximately 1,000 students, and the ratio of students to faculty is 12:1. The campus is small, so it is easier for students to get to know one another and find out … Continue reading →

It is February, and classes have been in session for a while. As I think about how quickly time has flown by and how I cannot wait for spring break, I come to the realization that midterms are, once again, … Continue reading →

Happiness/Character/Well-Being There is one thing that almost all people strive for, and that is happiness. But what exactly is happiness? Is happiness something real? If it is real, can happiness be measured? Is happiness something attainable for everyone, and if … Continue reading →

What Is “TAC”? “The most important thing is just being there to help if needed. Sometimes it is not about the subject matter, it is about organization, note taking, or time management. This program helps students in all aspects.” – … Continue reading →