Leaders of the New 3: Tokyo Drift
From neuroscience whizzes to presidents present and future, these brilliant souls are the largest cohort I have yet profiled.
These words are directed at one person in particular. The person who will succeed me on The NEW.
From neuroscience whizzes to presidents present and future, these brilliant souls are the largest cohort I have yet profiled.
In my first ever interview piece, I speak with Prof. Bill Ju about how he engages with student mental health.
Examining the rituals & radical changes we can adopt when dealing with the rigours of reality.
From heartbreak to love almost lost and found anew, the stories today stand all by themselves.
How does one redeem an idea that ended up too small? One makes it a recurring series!
There are a great many unique individuals here at NEW. But it begs the question: What exactly is the “typical New College student”?
Much like writing this piece, one’s mental state is a mishmash of stop-starts, difficult to understand and harder still to keep up with… but not impossible.
We pride ourselves on our community… I’m going to focus NEW’s various leaders: what they do, why they do it, and how you can join them.
When you spend so much time in one spot, you can begin to lose sight of just how much is out there…it’s worth taking a look around.
You see that book you bought a few months ago, on the coffee table. Not simply asking to be read, but challenging you to read it. As if you…can’t?
The year is 2004. A young boy is given his first ever creative writing assignment, and he has an idea.