By Kelsey Raymer At the beginning of the school year, the senior class participated in a seminar with Natalie and Col. Reyes where we w...
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By Kathleen Price The easiest way to begin this blog is by speaking simply: the ACT is gruesome. Think of it from Darwin's perspective, ...
By Shelby Disney In the not-too-distant past, I failed to appreciate the significant impact that teachers have on students' lives. It is...
By Anna Williams Individuals who exhibit a sense of confidence through their interactions with others tend to be thought of as just that, ...
By Dennis Mashindi At the ripe age of twenty-one, my thought processes on my future are different from many my age. As my collegiate care...
By Thomas Hulse On the first day of class, a professor asks her students: “Who is here to get a degree so that they can get a good job?”...
Robert Gassman Class of 2018 As I prepare to finish my undergraduate experience at the University of Louisville, I have thoroughly cont...
We need more engineers, the politicians tell us. How can our French literature majors compete with the myriad of STEM majors from China, In...
Jason Jewell Class of 2017 I will finish my last semester of undergrad in just a few short months and the importance of education rings ...
Jeremy Ball Class of 2017 As I progress throughout this semester, the idea of graduation becomes all too real. As a senior, I have foun...
Landon Lauder Class of 2017 This blog marks my last entry in a series of posts concerning my time as a McConnell Scholar at the Univer...
Diana Lalata Class of 2017 “Our school needs metal detectors,” one of my students said to another in a side conversation in the 11th gr...
Katie Cambron Class of 2016 From my first day of pre-school until the day I graduated high school, my family dinners always included m...