Sadie Lou

Alumna (and former Sadie Lou Comment Editor) Jacqueline Strzemp considers how Sarah Lawrence prepared her for life after college.

Joanna Harmonosky, The Sadie Lou Project’s Executive Director, shares five things she wishes she’d known at the beginning of her freshman year.

Director of Student Activities (and SLC alumna) Jennifer Montalbano explains ways in which first-years can begin their SLC experience.

Michelle Lewin, Chair of Student Senate, discusses the many ways in which new students can become involved in community life at Sarah Lawrence.

Alumna (and former Sadie Lou Arts & Media Editor) Allison Grande recounts her first year at Sarah Lawrence, shares the ways in which she became involved in campus life, and describes how her four years at SLC helped her settle on a career.

Michelle Koufopoulos, who at the end of her freshman year had every intention of transferring, shares the reasons why she decided to stay at SLC after all — and how she knows that she has made the right choice.

The Sadie Lou Project’s Managing Director, Nevan Scott, offers some advice for incoming first-years in this article (originally published in August 2007).

Share in a moment of SLC history with the introductory note to SLC’s first student journal, The Keynote, published in 1928.

This receipt is from a Giant on Wilson Boulevard in Arlington, Virginia. Apparently, I purchased a starfruit, a six pack of Red Bull, a jumbo bag of marshmallows, and Pokemon cards.

I have the keys. They fit into a door that I cannot open. No, that’s not a metaphor. I can never open that door.