William T. Young Library - levels of study rooms, desks, computers, and shelves upon shelves of books, from historically preserved ones to recently published. The library sits like a giant on a hill at the University of Kentucky, yet its arms are gentle rather than intimidating. In navigating the world of college, it can sometimes be difficult to find your place.

On a campus with hundreds of other students and dozens of organizations, the niches are endless. All around us are study groups and close friends, intense focus typing away on a laptop, lines bending around the Starbucks waiting to order, and whiteboards covered in biology and chemistry. Lovably referred to as "Willy T," the library acts as a home to college students living far away from their real homes and has created bonds that have turned into some of my best friends - many from different Greek organizations than me - in and out of its walls.