TTLG: The Last Glance
By Caris White | June 11, 2023Former Mirror editor Caris White ’23 ends her college career with a final reflection.
Caris is a '23 from Long Beach, CA and is majoring in religion modified with art history. When not editing stories for the Mirror, you can find her playing club soccer, snowboarding at the Skiway or sipping coffee in Sherman Art Library. After college, she plans on attending graduate school in religion.
Former Mirror editor Caris White ’23 ends her college career with a final reflection.
Walk four years in Caris White’s shoes.
Caris here. As I’m sitting in Robo writing this, I can look out and see the Green covered in snow. It’s the wintry scene I hoped for at the beginning of the winter term but am just getting now, as the latest 10-week hustle — and my time as an editor — comes to a close. I’ve sat by this window ...
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