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Living the Quarter-life Crisis
Twentysomethings address the unique challenges of life after graduation.
Confronted by an often whirlwind of new responsibilities, new liberties, and
new options, many feel helpless, panicked, indecisive, and apprehensive.
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| AUC Flashback Chat with Alicia Ferriabough |
When I was a student at Spelman, it seemed as if everyone was enterprising in some form or fashion. Whether it was promoting parties, designing clothing, or producing plays and fashion shows, folks were about making it happen! I was inspired... |
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| Radio Rolonda – A Spelman Alumnae Spices Up the Airwaves |
Spike put me in my first movie and I was the first one to put him on television. Harvard and them ain’t the only ones to take care of each other. I met Amanda Davis along the way. Her daughter is a mentee of mine. It’s a special thing. |
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| PJ Morton: A Morehouse Grad Making Moves |
I think we look out for each other more after we are out of school. Despite the stereotypes and misperceptions, it is without question that we all share a unique experience and opportunity being part of the AUC. |
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News Archive
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“I really learned to be the person that I am while at Spelman,” she fondly said of her alma mater. “It taught me that there’s really something for being an independent thinking woman.” 
After going to school in the AUC, my perception totally changed and I realized that blacks can be just as successful in the world as whites if not MORE successful. This did a lot for me and help mold me into the man that I am today.