Alison Lightfoot

"I think about it a lot... I don't know that a PhD is what's for me because I don't want to spend another 4 or 5 years in school. I want to get out and make a difference. And I've also thought about just joining the Peace Corps...I don't know I want to be making a change. I want to probably have a family. I don't know where in the future that lies but somewhere. I just want to be content with who I am and what I'm doing."

Emily Renfrew

"My biggest lesson in my life is probably to put myself first. I'm someone who in the past has been...trying too hard to please other people, going to extreme lengths to make someone else happy when you really should be thinking about yourself. It sounds kind of selfish...but I think that's the most important thing that I've ever learned...It's okay to put yourself first sometimes, sometimes you really need to. I think my year in Spain really taught me that."

Molly Pace

"It's an escapsim thing for me...I remember feeling shit at times, being stressed at times, or being emotional and just going to a dance class and you're suddenly not you anymore, you're a body in a movement, a part in a machine that creates something beautiful and it doesn't matter what you bring in - my dance teacher was like, "you leave that behind now we're dancing". And you could feel whatever you wanted at that time. And acting's the same. I'm really nervous in myself, but when I do publi

Eilidh Lawrence

"I have a rule in life, this is a good one, a big overarching thing: if someone says they don't like The Beatles, don't trust them...no one doesn't actually like The Beatles."

Eloise Lobenthal

I went to see...Oh Hello and I saw it their last night on Broadway I went to see it, it was the night before I went here (St Andrews) and I had seen nothing but UCB shows all week over winter break then I went and saw Oh Hello and then the next morning I was in St Andrews and I was like, 'What the hell am I doing here? I live in New York City and I go to Scotland and I want to be a comedian, like why would you ever leave?'

Ashley Streit

"Honesty and loyalty...I've always been a very direct person that speaks my mind, I would just rather someone tell me at face value...I think it's always easier to address something head on so I always appreciate honesty...and loyalty...you want to know you can fall back on your friends."

Erin Kirkpatrick

"Things happen for a reason...Things will just work themselves out and it's not a 'they have to, it's a last ditch effort', it's a 'they have to because that's the law of the universe.'"

Harry Hughes

"I feel complicated in myself because when I think about myself, when I talk about myself, I always end up thinking, well fuck, this is not how it looks...but I think so much about...just letting shit go and loving people...it's hard to reconcile what I think I am and who I actually am."

Olivia Ives

"Left foot, right foot.  That whether it is something good or bad happening that you breathe through it...There is so much happening outside of your control that spending your whole life reactive isn't healthy but just left foot, right foot. This too shall pass and in retrospect it will be hilarious."

Rebecca Mitchell

"Justice is so important to me. I think a lot of people value kindness and although I think being kind is important, I think that justice is just so much more integral to who I am. Because I think justice encompasses respect, it encompasses a sense of fundamental human rights and equality. It encompasses the idea that we all deserve a certain standard and that if you break that code there needs to be some sort of responsibility, some sort of consequence. Maybe because I value that it makes m

Ellen Ridsdale

"I don't have to rely on other people to be happy. I can make my own happiness...which makes happiness with other people so much better."

Emily Caulton

"One of the main things I've discovered...is not to overthink things...that's not how life is and it's sometimes easy to get carried away...just let things flow."

Anna Renouf

"I think I've learned that when something bothers you or when something hurts you or upsets you, to not just tuck it under the rug which is a think that I've always done and still do sometimes...but I think I've just kind of realized...it's really not helpful and it always ends up coming up at some point and it's usually way worse...to just let yourself have those moments. To be sad is okay because then if you have it and you get rid of it or experience it you can move on and be happy....let yo

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Clara Detlefsen

"Every person deserves a chance to be themselves...[and] everyone deserves a chance to speak their mind, even if I don't agree with them...and knowing that people have different opinions for different reasons...giving people a chance to explain why is so important."