By: Paige Wilson
During my senior year of high school, while my classmates were blowing off steam in Cabo, I was freezing my ass off on the East coast, warming up to the idea that my parents weren’t superheroes
“I feel like you don’t even like me,” my dad lamented two years earlier, as I sat brooding on the couch. I didn’t even look up to give him an answer.
Read MoreNow more than ever, the development and maintaining of routines can be a strange experience that heavily impacts our mindset. Mentality writers Victoria Helrigel, Alex Witkowska, Katie Good, and Noah Larson share some of their thoughts and experiences with routines.
Read MoreFive of our staff members, each starting a different stage of their college career, share with us their perspectives on the start of the semester. These perspectives span from Freshman year to starting Graduate studies and highlight the highs and lows of each year at the University of Michigan.
Read MoreWe discover that we’re not alone in what we’re feeling and understand ourselves in a new light.
Read MoreThis piece is a collaboration between Alexa Di Luca and Amelia Cacchione, telling two stories of junior year — It’s Okay to Not be Okay and It’s Okay to be Okay.
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