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As I near the end of my undergraduate studies, I would like to dedicate a blog to what has shaped me perhaps the most during my time here - and I'm not referring to the invaluable professors or internships I've written about on this blog, but to life in the Newman House Chaplaincy. While Oxford or Cambridge have their own halls of residence, which serve, among other things, as meeting places for different disciplines and community building, most London universities do not have this tradition, and students live on their own in flats or private halls of residence. In my first year I lived in a dormitory assigned by my university, but in my second and final (fourth) year, I found a home in Newman House.