a letter to the class of M21
Do you remember our first Quinquatria, how beautiful you looked with flowers in your hair?
Do you remember the sunsets in Seoul, the sky painted o... Read More
Creative
Art created by Minerva students. Students can anonymously submit creative pieces, which will be reviewed to ensure they meet the content guidelines but will not be edited unless requested by the contributor.
Love Learned
Sometimes I wonder if I'll end up like my parents.
Married to a person without the whisper of a touch, without a suggestion of a kiss, without an ounce of a... Read More
Window Snowmen
The M23’s new semester in Seoul turned out to be rather challenging. Each student had to quarantine, individually, in a room for two weeks. Sounded fun for... Read More
dear great britain
dear great britain,
what makes you think you are so great anyway?
why did you make me wait two months,
make me travel from san francisco to miami ... Read More
Down My Street
This piece is intended to be viewed as two-columns of text, best-suited for viewing on a laptop or in "desktop view" on a mobile device.
The street isn’t ... Read More
How dare the World?
“It hasn’t been a year since you bought it, should Macbooks break this easily?”
“Can I not go to class?”
“Didn’t you say makeup work takes more time than... Read More
A Grandma, Alzheimer, and Death
A few days ago was my first time seeing someone in the process of dying. She was not alive nor dead, she was in transition.
Every time her breath reached out for air, she took another step away from here, and she did so with no worries in her forehead wrinkles. ... Read More
Exclusive! An inside look into the dating life between Minerva and a Concussion
“What's today’s date?
Can you remember these numbers?
Are you having the thoughts again?
I think you should leave school.”... Read More
Coming & Going: Ep. 8 – A 355-Year-Old Friend
Explore the complex relationships we all have with "home" in this podcast by Minerva class of 2020 student, Klara Eriksson.... Read More