Amy Telck

What is your favorite thing about Carroll?

My favorite thing about Carroll is the buildings. Each building contributes to the unique history of Carroll. For example, each floor in Saint Charles Hall, the oldest building on campus, tells a story. Though newly renovated, the lobby portrays the original use of the space when Carroll was founded; priests and students cooked, dined, and gathered together in this space. Now, Carroll students enjoy the modern feel, while preserving and sharing in the history of Carroll.

Hometown: Cañon City, CO

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Jamie Severson

What is your favorite thing about Carroll?

My favorite thing about Carroll is the plethora of activities that are offered on and off campus. In college it’s important to enjoy as many activities you can with your fellow colleagues. Carroll does a wonderful job of providing students with events and things to do almost every day of the week. Whether it’s a swing dance, a movie, laser tag, or a Segway obstacle course, there are always good ways to unwind from studying and working hard. My favorite activity is the slip-n-slide down Guad Hill at the beginning of the year.

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Sarah Hayden

What is your favorite thing about Carroll?

Everyone here, whether a professor, a student, or a custodian, is part of the Carroll family. Carroll is definitely my home away from home. When I was moving back into the residence halls after a break, one of the custodians helped me lug my bags up to the second floor of Guadalupe. There is something truly special about Carroll that can only be experienced in person. 

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Katie Foster

What is your favorite thing about Helena?

Moving from California to Montana was an exciting change for me! I was a little worried about leaving the hustle and bustle of the city, but it was more than easy to find all kinds of new adventures here! I am constantly finding new things to do, whether it’s hiking, bowling, heading to the movies, checking out the cute boutiques downtown, or finding a new study spot in a cozy coffee shop! I love Helena because although it is different from my hometown, it really does feel like home.

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