MUUZ: College Edition 

As a recent grad, I sometimes feel like I should always have plans, events, or something major in my near future to look forward to. . But I’m slowly reminding myself that life isn’t actually about the big moments – sometimes it’s all about slowing down, sipping your coffee in peace, or sitting down and enjoying watching the sunset without feeling like you need to be somewhere else.

I’m sick of them. Sick of sticky floors and questionable bathrooms. Sick of overpriced drinks and shoulder-to-shoulder shimmy dancing. I can barely hear my own friends speak, their voices muffled under the waves of others, of speakers (not even a DJ) blasting Billboard Hot 100’s. Is this what our scene is, Gen Z? Honestly, it feels like our only option. I mean, you could go to a club if you want to drop $50 on the entry fee alone. Either that, or you can choose the convenienc

In my freshman year of college, I began to understand the true disadvantage my fears had imposed on me. College is the time of your life to step out of your comfort zone, and I knew that. I knew that I wanted to grow and thrive in my classes and projects, but my limiting habits in high school had made that desire seem daunting and hard to attain. When I found it hard to speak in my mandatory seminar classes, I knew change was necessary.

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