Advice From a Graduating Senior
This advice is coming to you by someone who is in your shoes-- a graduating college student who is looking back on her time at school and reminiscing, wishing she had done certain things differently.
Katie Kobiljak (MSU ‘20)
Katie Kobiljak (MSU ‘20)
Hi! My name is Katie Kobiljak, and I am a senior at Michigan State University studying political theory and constitutional democracy. In my free time, I play tennis, run, ski, and follow politics.
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Ranking the Top Ten Thanksgiving Episodes on Friends
The top ten Thanksgiving episodes, ranked, on the most iconic show of all time.
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Don't Sleep on Congressional Races
Your high school government class (or Schoolhouse Rock!) probably taught you about the three branches of government - the executive branch, the legislative branch, and the judicial branch. We’re currently in the midst of a contentious time for all three - right now, a polarizing presidential race and a heavily debated judicial appointment are making headlines across the world. However, that last branch- the legislative branch- is taking up a large chunk of your ballot this November as well. Why aren’t we talking as much about those races?
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Pay Attention to Serena Williams. There’s More to Come
Serena Williams has been a household name since she won her first Grand Slam tournament at age 17. Now, at 38, she’s continuing to dominate the tennis world, winning 23 grand slam titles — one short of the all-time record. Her resume is impressive, including starting her own fashion line, hosting the Met Gala and becoming a co-owner of an NWSL team in Los Angeles. However, she cites none of these as her greatest accomplishment. In September 2017, Williams added one more title to her resume: Mother.
