Movies, TV, social media so often tell us how and when to develop close friendships. Norah Mannle CM ‘27 writes about navigating friendship in college while not losing sight of yourself.
Tag: freshmen
Dear Roommate: Why is everyone around me falling in love?
Love might be all around us, but how do you actually open yourself up to human connection? Advice columnist Ellie Chi PO ‘28 writes about navigating emotional vulnerability.
Out of rooms, out of answers: Pitzer’s class of 2027 left without housing
On Wednesday, April 24 Pitzer College informed students in the class of 2027 participating in the room selection process that they had “reached capacity” for housing.
OPINION: BIPOC upperclassmen, thank you for doing the work you shouldn’t have to
Upperclassmen have helped Lizette Gonzalez PO ’27 feel at home at the 5Cs, and questions why the administration didn’t step up.
OPINION: A message to first-generation Latine first-years
Lizette Gonzalez PO ’27 is a first-gen, Latine first-year. Safe spaces have been crucial during her transition to the 5Cs, but she has noticed a major issue with actually addressing the major culture shock experienced by students like her.




