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What a poet taught me about sitting still

What a poet taught me about sitting still

Building a mindfulness practice into a busy grad student schedule

July 12, 2021 | Meggan D.

One year ago or so, many of us found ourselves suddenly with more time that we ever knew we had. With no commute, no social engagements, and little to do outside the house, we were left alone with ourselves. Perhaps for the first time, or at least, for me, for the first time in a […]

The right roomie for you

The right roomie for you

How asking the right questions can help you find your people

June 21, 2021 | Meggan D.

My freshman year of college, I lived in a dorm with five other girls and one bathroom. It could have been a disaster, but by a stroke of luck we lived together incredibly well. Not everyone had such a fortunate random draw—one friend from down the hall still talks about the “mold farm” her roommate […]

What’s your grocery strategy?

What’s your grocery strategy?

Feeding yourself in Cambridge without a car

July 7, 2020 | Meggan D.

Good food has long been my main vice. Before moving to Cambridge, I lived in DC and loved taking advantage of the diverse food scene. My Sunday ritual was going to the farmers market, heading to Whole Foods, and then coming home to cook for the afternoon. I knew once I was on a graduate […]