
Piecing Myself Back Together: My First Semester Online
This semester contained some of the heaviest meltdowns of my college career. I’d always heard junior year was the hardest,Read More…
Read More…Education. Our Children. Our Legacy.
Yendy Rebollo is an independent, low-income, first-generation, undocumented or rather DACA-mented, woman of color navigating higher education at the University of California Berkeley. She has been an independent student since her senior year of high school, when she ran away from her abusive parents. It is in that same year, Yendy became a published writer with Lacomadre.org. Yendy is currently double majoring in Ethnic Studies and Comparative Literature with a Minor in Education. She strives to attend law school as soon as she is finished with her Bachelor’s degree.
This semester contained some of the heaviest meltdowns of my college career. I’d always heard junior year was the hardest,Read More…
Read More…The academic school year is back, and I hope all of you enjoyed your summer. While this time of yearRead More…
Read More…It’s a sunny Wednesday morning, and I’m sitting in Peet’s wondering how I got here. I would be lying ifRead More…
Read More…Disclaimer: Before you read this blog, you may be triggered as it deals with depression and other mental illnesses. FirstRead More…
Read More…Earlier this month I turned in an application, and one of the questions revolved around the notion of the mostRead More…
Read More…Dear Leadership Public Schools Richmond Seniors, This may be too late to say or perhaps it is the best momentRead More…
Read More…This semester consisted of mental breakdowns, espresso shots at 3:00 AM, panic attacks, tears, ramen as the only meal forRead More…
Read More…I stood there for the 100th time this summer in Sproul Hall, hoping that I did not make the biggestRead More…
Read More…Dear Cross Country Coaches, At the beginning of this year’s Cross Country season, I was filled with self-doubt and claimedRead More…
Read More…Most students detest waking up early on Monday morning for school. As for me? Well, I’ve been a special caseRead More…
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