Tag: boston

City street in Wellesley with autumnal leaves.

Building Independence

Happy Halloween! I hope everyone has a fun and safe day. Today, I want to reflect on something not-so-spooky: building independence in college. Like many, coming to Wellesley is my first time fully living away from home. I live in Illinois, so I am a couple states away from my family. Up until Wellesley, I had only been away from…

The northern lights over Wellesley College.

(Final) Fall Break Recap

Hello Blog, I promised sentimentality this year, so here it comes. This was my last Wellesley College Fall Break! I guess every break from now on will be my last official “Wellesley College” break. Technically, this is my last 7th week of the fall semester. Anyway, fall break was this past weekend. Turns out, New York City was the popular…

Interior of a classroom with desks and a projector screen at the front of the classroom.

Monday Day in my Life

Happy end of the school week! I love watching people’s day in my life videos on YouTube, so I decided to do the same here in this blog post. Today, I will go through what an average Monday—the busiest day of my week—looks like for me this semester.  This semester, most of my classes are in the late afternoon. On…

A parade of Wellesley alumnae from the class of 1984.

Summer Catch-Up

Hi everyone! This past summer has been the first summer that I spent on campus at Wellesley doing research. Last year I did my summer internship in Bulgaria, so this was definitely a different experience. Physics, however, is one of those subjects where it’s essential to get as much experience with research as possible in college—not only to help you…

Sheker holding a box of strawberries

Goodbye for now!

Dear lovely, absolutely amazing creatures,  I am so sad to tell you that this is my last blog as an Admission Summer Intern 😢. I had an amazing time working in the admission office. Shout out to all the wonderful people I met as an ASI, you truly made my experience so much better and special!!!! This blog will mostly…

Image of the Charles River with the Citgo sign in the background.

Adventures with Margaret Part 2

Welcome back! This week, I’ll be sharing more of the things I did while my mom visited. Per my last blog, we went whale watching, and had just wrapped up our Saturday morning activities. After leaving the flea market we visited, we headed towards the Boston Public Library. To get there, we took the blue and green lines. My mom…

Image of the Boston skyline from the harbor.

Adventures with Margaret Part 1

Hello again! This weekend, my mom visited me. She hadn’t visited Boston since my fall semester first year, so it was nice to show her around again with more knowledge of Boston. She flew in Thursday afternoon, and we headed to the commuter rail station to go to Cambridge for dinner. We took a quick bus connection and arrived at…

Picture of the front of Quincy Market

Meeting Celebs and Exploring the North End!

This weekend I had a very special surprise visitor! My friend Elly came to visit me all the way from Ithaca for 24 hours only. She arrived bright and early at 10 am on Saturday, and we went to the Wellesley Bakery for breakfast before venturing to Boston. We took the green line to the Government Center (it was my…

Image of the MFA with text reading MFA September 2023 - My favourite exhibits from my trips to MFA in my first semester at Wellesley

Exploring Museums: 2024 Recap

Hey goslings!!!!! I hope you had an amazing weekend. This is your long awaited blog post!!!!! Today I would like to talk about my experience visiting museums in the Boston area for the past 2023-2024 year. As a visual arts enthusiast, I was so excited to see what Boston has to offer with museums!! Over the past year, I only…

Image of Avery holding a ball of dough

Bellamy & Ceres

HEY BLOGGIES. Welcome back once again to Avery’s blog. You know the drill. The song that describes this week is: Directly after work last Thursday, I went to #myfavoriteplaceonearth, The Boston Athenaeum. I got a new book and became slightly more versed in the Library of Congress Classification System. Which was a JOURNEY to say the least as I had…

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