‘I'll be getting my degree in the mail, but that has me feeling hollow’
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‘I'll be getting my degree in the mail, but that has me feeling hollow’
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In this episode, we peer inside the life of Rachel Leach, a 21-year-old student. The week that she recorded voice memos for The Post was supposed to be the week she graduated from the College of Saint Rose, in Albany, New York. But instead of parties and ceremonies, solitude marked the end of her college chapter.
All over the country this year, as graduations have been cancelled, students have been left to process major life transitions on their own. For those like Leach, whose path to attending and finishing college included many obstacles, the lack of communal celebration carries a unique emotional weight.
Listen to a week in her life, in her own words.
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- ‘We grew up in agriculture—we’ve had a lot of experience of going without’
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