Hey everyone! It’s Annie again! This week felt like a whirlwind, as I’m sure you can relate. After a full week of virtual learning and playing in the snow, most of us found it rather hard to transition back into in-person classes. To help us take a little break at the end of this crazy week, I want to talk about one of the most common lines said at the Writing Center. “I’m sorry.” We hear this line all the time here at the Writing Center. When a writer first hands their paper

Hello everyone, it’s me (Annie)! I hope you are staying warm during the winter storm this week! The Writing Center always tries to be as adaptable as we can, so we quickly made adjustments when MC cancelled in-person classes for the first half of the week. Even though we can't offer face-to-face tutoring sessions at the moment, we still want to be available to help you with your writing assignments! We are continuing to offer two types of online appointments for your convenie

Hey there, Writing Center family! It’s Annie again! We’re already a few weeks into the spring semester. Isn’t that so crazy? Time flies! As you probably remember, we talked about the power of silence in the Writing Center in the last blog post. Silence certainly plays a crucial role in the writing process, but the writing process can also benefit when silence is replaced with sound, particularly with the sound of music. To give you a better understanding of this, I asked Writ