Remember this? (ps. an original post is after this so please indulge)

“Sometimes it is hard not to live on a traditional college campus. With so much going on in the city, it is not easy to keep track of what is happening at Suffolk. There are so many offices, fliers, Twitter accounts, and friends who won’t shut up about their upcoming shows – it’s overwhelming.

There is no simple way to find out “The Keeping Up with the Kardashians season ended last night…what am I supposed to do with my night now?!”

This is where we come in to save you…you’re welcome.

InstaRamSU is a collection of all art-related events on campus. We are currently available on Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, and here on WordPress. You can follow us in whatever manner best satisfies you. Wink wink.

We are run by two sophomore, Public Relation majors, getting our start in the social media industry. Corinne DeCost is the internal manager of SU Sketch Comedy. After fifteen years in community theatre, she arrived at Suffolk to perform in the theatre department’s Fall Showcase (as Sara in Sitcom) and in PAO’s Shakespeare in Hollywood as the fairy Puck. An English/Theatre minor, she has a passion for all things written and performed. Erica LeBlanc is a member of Program Council, the Suffolk tennis team, and a group member of SU Sketch Comedy. She frequents performances and exhibits and is interested in working in the entertainment industry. The two of us make a beginning of a cliché joke…“Two Jewish PR majors from New Hampshire…”

Some of the events we will cover will include auditions, performances, exhibits, readings, movies, and other Suffolk University-sponsored arty things. Follow us to find out more…but not physically, that would be creepy.”

That was written in September 2012, our first post with InstaRam, a name we came up with in a Starbucks while Corinne was mopping the floor. InstaRam has been in our lives since that day in the sparkling clean Starbucks (thanks to Corinne’s skillful mopping) and now we are both graduating. It’s definitely weird to be leaving our baby to three new people, but adoptive parents are still parents, so please don’t make fun of our baby on the playground. It will do its best to fit in with the other children: @SuffolkPAO, @Suffolk_U, @SuffolkJournal, and everyone else.

We are no longer “Two Jewish PR majors from New Hampshire”. Corinne is graduating as a PR major with an English and Theatre double minor in the honors program, and Erica is less impressively graduating with a single major in Media in the honors program. We both have jobs doing social media and we thank the opportunity of InstaRam and all of you for shaping our ability to learn how to do this super goodly. 

Kristin – Thank you for seeing our potential and picking us to do this super cool job, and wasting time every meeting watching youtube videos.

Minni, Sam, Victoria – Take care of it for us, make sure it gets all of its shots.  The health of our child is in your hands now.