Monthly Archives: March 2020

All Americans are being strongly advised to self-isolate and social distance in order to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.  Hopefully you all are taking that advice seriously—I know I am!  Luckily my jobs are nonessential, and they can … Continue reading →

Unless you live under a literal rock, you are very well aware of the worldwide spread of coronavirus, or COVID-19.  No, this is not the flu; it is a novel virus sweeping many countries around the world, and the World … Continue reading →

As I have mentioned, this semester is an extremely busy one; I am involved in club volleyball, research, MCAT studying, and tutoring on top of my regular classes.  However, another aspect of my schedule that makes it even busier is … Continue reading →

At Notre Dame, and I’m sure at many other colleges, your area of study is considered an identity.  Being pre-medicine is definitely something that we consider to be a salient identity.  Pre-medicine students are the worst, and I can say … Continue reading →

For many of us, vitamins and minerals are an aspect of a healthy life that we do not think about until we deal with a shortage of one.  For example, the feeling of having an iron deficiency or anemia (which … Continue reading →