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Walk a Mile in My Shoes for Me, Because I Can Barely Walk
With my college graduation just around the corner, I’ve recently began reminiscing about my time at Stern over the last four years. As a “real freshman,” graduation always seemed unattainable- as though I were on a treadmill, working toward a goal, but never able to fully reach it. I looked forward to college for a […]