Kathleen Wilbur
Kathleen is a recent graduate of Assumption College where she majored in English and dabbled in women's and peace studies. When she's not desperately trying to come up with ideas for her blog, she is probably running, yoga-ing, cuddling with her dogs, or appreciating the ocean. You can keep up with her weekly musings at kathleenwilbur.com or catch up with her daily on Twitter.
22 Things You Realize By 22
Every year, Cinco de Mayo brings with it another birthday for me, and every year I seem to have learned something new about growing...
Slow It Down: Why You Should Schedule Less and Relax More
In this game we call Life, with the sole exception of running, I am someone who does everything at only one speed: fast. I...
4 Empowering Slam Poems You Need To Hear Right Now
As a writer, words soothe me. When I'm feeling stressed and searching for some wisdom to get me through the day, you can probably...
Dollars and Sense: 5 Tips for Saving Money After College
Picture this: you just finished college. You worked hard, played even harder, and walked across that stage with a huge and well-deserved smile on...
It’s Time To Stop Defining Yourself By What Size You Wear
For me, 2014 was the year of pants. I spent the entire year thinking about my pants and how they weren't zipping anymore. I...
Dump The Diet, Change Your Life: How To Get Healthy the Right Way
College can be fun. It can be exciting, experimental, and life changing. But when it comes to that unlimited meal plan and the buffet...
Why Living At Home After College Is The Best And Worst Thing To Do
Moving to college is one of the most exciting times in your life. You pack up your pillows and your favorite comforter. That first...
Flawless: Why Everyone Is (Or Should Be) Obsessed With Beyoncé
My dad told me once that he can remember exactly where he was when he found out that President John F. Kennedy was assassinated...
Nothing But Hook-Ups: Why Being Single In College Is Overrated
I spent my first year of college boyfriend-less and by myself. After realizing the April prior to leaving for college that my high school...
