As I mentioned Thursday, our new student bloggers will be introducing themselves this weekend in this space as their own blog pages are created. Here's Hannah...

Hey PC friends! My name is Hannah Moriggi and I am one of the newest members of the Admission Blog Team here at Providence College. Along with my blog mates Tom and Alex, we will be sharing hand and hand with you our experiences as freshmen adjusting to the new and exciting life here at PC. But first I guess I should tell you a little about myself.

I am originally from a little town in Massachusetts called Blackstone. I’m sure that for the majority of you reading this you are probably thinking, “Where on earth is Blackstone, I have never heard of it!” Blackstone is actually on the Rhode Island border next to Woonsocket, RI and from PC it is about 30 minutes tops (Good for when I forget things at home!). I graduated last June from Blackstone-Millville Regional (BMR), the public school in my town which is shared with our neighbor Millville. Overall there are only 600 students in my high school; however we have one of the best marching bands in the country! Imagine that!

Just to give you a little bit of what I am about, at BMR I was a three-sport varsity athlete, playing field hockey, basketball and softball and I’ve been dancing for 16 years. I graduated 3rd in my class, and served as Vice President of both National Honor Society and Student Council while working as Sports Editor for our school paper. I have a passion for writing and although currently Undeclared here at PC, I am leaning towards an English Major, but I guess only time will tell! As of right now, I could not even begin to tell you what I want to get involved in on this amazing campus, because there are way too many options. But the Involvement Fair is just 2 weeks away, so I will be sure to let you know which groups catch my eye!

How did I end up at PC you ask? Well the first time I visited the campus was to see the play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead at the Smith Center here on campus. We had been reading this spin off of Hamlet and my English teacher organized the field trip. The play was fantastic and as we were leaving I really took a look around the campus at night and thought to myself how beautiful it was, and how I really wanted to look into applying here! Two years later here I am living on the second floor of McVinney with my awesome roommate Jaime! I couldn’t have asked for a better turnout!

I look forward to interacting through my blog with anyone interested in reading and cannot wait to get started soon! Please don’t be afraid to ask me questions, I would be more than happy to answer them. Until then, enjoy the lovely fall weather!