Things that are bullshit

By Jenny Lee / May 19, 2014

Tired, hot, and smelly in Hyde Park.

Not in Kentucky anymore

By Jenny Lee / May 6, 2014

Home isn’t just a safety net for happiness in the case that our dreams aren’t as grand as we thought they’d be.

Picasso what?

By Jenny Lee / April 22, 2014

Art appreciation need not be based in raw emotion.

Little Maroon Nation

By Jenny Lee / April 8, 2014

Sports teams should engender communal spirit, not dismissal.

One way to understand an introvert

By Jenny Lee / March 11, 2014

Introverts now have more screen time, but are still far from truly being seen.

Uncommon courtesy

By Jenny Lee / February 21, 2014

The kinder side of campus.

Road to Joy: Moving away from the housing stigma

By Jenny Lee / February 12, 2014

The decision to move off campus as an upperclassman shouldn't be viewed as a must.

Road to Joy: Candle wax worries

By Jenny Lee / January 30, 2014

On writing about real life.

Road to Joy: In defense of online dating

By Jenny Lee / January 15, 2014

Before writing off the web as a place to find romance, recognize the advantages of (sort of) knowing what you're getting into.

Road to Joy: Things I’m thankful for this December

By Jenny Lee / December 4, 2013

A eclectic mix of people and things who deserve your gratitude.

Road to Joy: Listening to Vitamin C’s “Graduation” on repeat

By Jenny Lee / November 20, 2013

Friends from past lives deserve better than to be pushed away, no matter how much we've evolved.

Road to Joy: On why I’m Squidward/the Grinch

By Jenny Lee / November 6, 2013

To avoid turning green or growing tentacles, we should be careful in dealing with daily frustrations.

Road to Joy: Reunited (with dorm life) and it feels so good

By Jenny Lee / October 23, 2013

Dorm-living doesn't seem so great until you've seen the other side.