Farewell, Campus

So, since day one at CUA, people have known that I’m that girl from Long Island who has never been one to sugar coat things. Senior year getting cut short absolutely f*cking sucks. I threw myself fully into the life I made for myself there, and I fell in love with the people I met, the things I learned, and the friendships I’ve made. I am so, so, SO sad that it had to end like this. However, I am so thankful for all of the opportunities I took advantage of throughout my time here.

And so, here’s to that girl who started college without a clue of what challenges, joys, and sorrows were to come. Here’s to the late nights filled with crying over calculus and engineering homework, #RAnnie on call, a night on the town with friends, school dances, and deep life talks with roommates and friends. Here’s to the early mornings for ultimate frisbee tournaments, SWE workshops, Orientation, Basilica Mass, and DC brunch. Here’s to the countless hours spent in the pryz laughing until I couldn’t breathe with all the people that I have had the privilege to have in my life. Here’s to Pangborn Hall, my consistent home for four years that was filled with support from not only my fellow engineering students, but also the faculty. Here’s to the Class of 2020.

No matter how much I try to write, there are simply not enough words to express not only my sorrow but also my gratitude. When the sun goes down, and the moon comes up, CU WILL SHINE ❤️🖤 #RollCards #Classof2020