Last year was full of unprecedented experiences, as well as eye opening ones that helped me realize there was a lot that I wasn’t cognizant of before. The shocking racial and social injustices, which have been so prevalent in our…
This past weekend I attended a volunteering event at a local nonprofit to help tutor kids struggling with the adjustments of online school. As a student who is also struggling to adjust to this new format of online learning I…
Hi, my name is Sarah. I’m a first year Public Health major minoring in Spanish. I’m from Westerville, Ohio and I graduated from Olentangy Orange High School. Throughout high school I ran cross country and track. I was also involved…
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