Column: Registration is a struggle
The cutting of several faculty and staff members has made it significantly harder for students to find a seat in classes they were so excited to sign up for
The cutting of several faculty and staff members has made it significantly harder for students to find a seat in classes they were so excited to sign up for
While the COVID-19 vaccines have helped us to open up more, I think it’s important, especially when talking about burnout, to accept that we’re still in a pandemic.
That’s not to say I wasn’t myself at home — I was — but college has offered me new opportunities and experiences that did not exist two hours away.
While I still strive to prioritize and turn in my assignments on time, I’m finding that living real life on campus is like a class of its own.
I thought I knew what college would be like, but did not consider the small details that have changed. In my first few days on campus, I felt lost.
Knowing that we will potentially be on campus next spring is the glimmer of hope hanging out in the back of my mind.
It’s been hard to be focused 100% of the time. Online school is never going to replace regular in-person school.
Mikayla Tolliver is a current freshman at Ithaca College. In her column, “Ask a Freshman,” she answers questions about her freshman experience.