The Making of a Scholar
Sarah Kathleen FrancisThe Making of a Scholar explores history, intellectual life, and the cultivation of curiosity in the modern world. Essays on academia, learning, and the beauty of deep thinking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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How to Stay Afloat as an Academic (and an Adult)
The habits I’m taking from university into adulthood
The world can be wonderful and expansive while also feeling overwhelming and, at times, completely alien. As an older member of Gen Z, I was raised for a version of adulthood that never...
History as an Escape
Medieval princesses. Knights. Dragons. Swords. Faeries. Period dramas. Masquerade balls. A world without smartphones, emails, or the constant ping of another notification. I can’t be the only one who has noticed just how often we seem to re...
On Investing in Yourself
How to build a more intentional (and beautiful) life
I’ve come to believe that one of the best things we can do for ourselves is invest in the person we are becoming. Not simply through our careers or education, but through our health, wel...
Academia Is Not Linear, and Neither Is Life
I started documenting my life as an undergraduate four years ago because I had never seen someone my age pursuing the career I wanted: academia, specifically early medieval history. I figured that if I couldn’t find the person I was looking...
Plot Twist: I’m Not Dead
Well... this isn’t exactly how I imagined returning.
If you’ve been wondering where I’ve disappeared to over the past couple of months, I promise there has been a good reason. Contrary to the title, I am, in fact, very much alive—just buri...
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MPhil candidate in medieval history writing essays on academia, intellectual life & intentional living. documenting the making of a scholar \ud83d\udd6f️
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