Danita Mapes ’23

As a very shy person who prefers to blend into the background, it wasn’t until the fall of my freshman year that I considered making my thoughts

By Danita Mapes ’23

Here’s what a day in my life as a senior working on my thesis project looks like.

By Danita Mapes ’23

Whether or not you’re graduating this spring, I’m sure you’ve given some thought to life after graduation. It can be scary to think about, but

By Danita Mapes ’23

I work in the Interlibrary Loan Department at Landman Library. Basically, if you want something and Landman doesn’t have it, I help you get it from

By Danita Mapes ’23

One of the best parts about college is that you have the freedom and opportunity to do whatever you want. When I met my partner and my current group

Career

By Danita Mapes ’23

As a senior, I’ve already started preparing for my career. It’s especially overwhelming as a first-generation college student who isn’t used to

By Danita Mapes ’23

Persistence is the way of the college student. Through sleepless nights, overdue assignments, and extracurricular activities, we always find a way to

By Danita Mapes ’23

It feels like I woke up and suddenly became a senior in college. It is slowly sinking in, but I don’t think it will fully until I’m up at the

By Danita Mapes ’23

I’m sure many students at Arcadia had been looking forward to studying abroad prior to COVID-19, not only to get a once-in-a-lifetime experience,

By Danita Mapes ’23

Lately, Arcadia has kickstarted several initiatives to improve life on campus. One such initiative is the Center for Teaching, Learning, and

By Danita Mapes ’23

Murphy Hall, while not in the heart of campus, is a hidden gem that seemingly only Media and Communication and Art students know. Once the

By Danita Mapes ’23

Everyone knows about Landman Library. Situated by Heinz Hall, our library is a sanctuary for many students. And I’m lucky enough to work there, in

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