Best Years Louisa Weldy

Making friends in college is intimidating enough, but even more so in the middle of a pandemic. This week Lou and Hilary discuss a new app (Amigo) designed for making friends online, which Bachelor contestant they want to see gone ASAP, and the excitement of moving into a new apartment.

It’s going back to school amidst a pandemic for me. This week Lou and Ashley discuss the impacts of social media, coronavirus, and college as a whole on mental health. Let’s be honest, no one was really “okay” this semester.

What is like to go back to school in the middle of a pandemic and how are different schools handling it? This week, Lou and Lily talk about campus reactivation, diversity on different campuses, and how the new virtual environment has impacted them.

What is it like to attend a small college and is it the right fit for you? Lou and Robin discuss the perks of attending a small college and the new business Robin has starting during quarantine (Love Binny).

Don’t party during a pandemic. Period. This week Lou is joined by Marykate—a student at the University of Notre Dame—to talk about the impact of Coronavirus on students in South Bend.

The words “committed” and “relationship” are two things that new college students coin as oil and water. This week, Hank and Henry are back to join Lou as they talk about different relationships in school, the ones that have been cut short, the ones that have lasted, and the ones we wish to forget as well as memorable stories of how we’ve met some of our closest friends. Beyond relationships, this episode touches on how social life will change this fall and the importance of being responsible. For the love of God, where a mask and remember to wash your hands. Xoxo Podcast Girl.