Explore Finn Mungovan's Dwelling: Class of '27 Showcase
In the heart of campus, two students, Finn Mungovan and Coltrane Howell, have made an unconventional living space their home. Originally intended to be an RA room, their spacious abode now features a bathroom, closet, and a common area converted into a bedroom for Finn. The room, adorned with posters from various bands and films, including My Bloody Valentine, The Beatles, and "Blue Velvet," reflects Finn's eclectic taste.
Finn, an avid reader and a prospective philosophy major, can often be found engrossed in Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" or Emil Cioran's "The Trouble With Being Born." When he's not reading, Finn is capturing moments at concerts with his GAF ST-500 camera. His room is also home to two guitars and two film cameras, hinting at his passion for music and film.
Finn's roommate, Coltrane, shares the space with him, but their interests seem to diverge. While Finn is immersed in the world of philosophy and punk music, Coltrane, it appears, is a Political Science and Architectural Studies major with a penchant for New Order and "Dr. Strangelove" as his favourite movie and song, respectively.
Thomas Gangemi IV '26, the features editor for the college publication, shares a similar love for music. His favourite song, "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" by Joan Baez, echoes through his room. Thomas is also involved in the Society of Saints Peter and Paul and has a deep appreciation for Fr. William Stempsey, SJ's talk on "The Philosophy of Fly Fishing" at Theology by the Slice on the 8th of November.
However, the college community has recently been affected by a spike in flu cases, as announced by an email from Health Services. Despite these challenges, the students continue to pursue their passions, making the most of their unique living spaces and diverse interests.
- The unique living space shared by Finn Mungovan and Coltrane Howell, located in the heart of campus, exhibits an intriguing blend of interior-design elements, showcasing Finn's love for science fiction and punk music through adorned posters, guitars, and cameras.
- Finn, a prospective philosophy major, can be found lost in the pages of thought-provoking books like Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" or Emil Cioran's "The Trouble With Being Born," while his roommate, Coltrane, a Political Science and Architectural Studies major, prefers the sounds of New Order and the satirical humor of "Dr. Strangelove."
- Meanwhile, Thomas Gangemi IV '26, the features editor for the college publication, fills his room with the soulful melodies of "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" by Joan Baez and the wisdom of Fr. William Stempsey, SJ's talk on "The Philosophy of Fly Fishing" at Theology by the Slice on the 8th of November.
- Amidst the spike in flu cases announced by Health Services, the college community perseveres, with students continuing to immerse themselves in their passions, creating a vibrant lifestyle on campus that extends to home-and-garden projects and various events.
