From Who You Are to What You Do (04.13.26)

On college campuses, conversations don’t stay the same for long. What starts as simple introductions slowly turns into questions about internships, plans, and what comes next. Somewhere along the way, personality begins to take a backseat, and success becomes the easiest way to define someone. Looking into how that quiet shift creates pressure to sound more put-together than we really feel, and why getting to know people can start to feel more like keeping up.   Reported by: Aashita Shrivastava Edited by: Kathryn Lau