Originally Published in Print, September 2021 When we think about love, the word, the feeling, whatever, I think it’s fair to say that we typically dwell on ideas of romance. Conceptually, romantic connections represent a sort of endpoint; a … Continue reading Platonic Love vs Romantic Love: A Serious Inquiry
The following is the fifth instalment of our second ‘Perspectives’ series. ‘Perspectives’ as a concept was born out of a desire to provide thought-provoking and relatable snapshots into students’ experiences navigating relationships, self-discovery, and other affairs of the heart. Our … Continue reading Perspectives 5: Learning to Live Alone
The following is the third instalment of our second ‘Perspectives’ series. ‘Perspectives’ as a concept was born out of a desire to provide thought-provoking and relatable snapshots into students’ experiences navigating relationships, self-discovery, and other affairs of the heart. Our … Continue reading Perspectives 3: Dragons, Brookies, and How Lockdown Helped Me Form Inextricable Household Bonds Why moving into a house, rolling some dice, and talking about free will at 1am changed my college experience.
It’s odd how certain phrases like “I have no life” have become quite trite, lingering in our vocabulary and simmering to the surface, often leaving us unphased by their mention. In light of Covid-19 and its enduring repercussions, many young … Continue reading Reeling in the Pandemic: Being Comfortable with Boundaries