Kendra Olson

Kendra Olson

Kendra Olson, senior, is thrilled to be part of The OLu Muse as Design Editor! When she’s not writing, she loves theatre, playing music, watching movies, and traveling. Growing up outside the U.S. taught her the power of perspective and she continually strives to weave that into her storytelling. Above all, she believes that God gave everyone a voice and only hopes to do good with hers. Kendra’s favorite literary quote is from Pierce Brown: “In the face of cold power, she is fire.”

More of Kendra Olson’s Work:

“Deep in the hundred acre wood

Where Christopher Robin plays

You will find the enchanted neighbourhood

Of Christopher’s childhood days […]

“What kind of music do you like?”  

Immediately, I can feel the perspiration trickling down my neck as I immediately forget every song I’ve ever heard. 

“Actually, to make things easier, […]

“Center stage. A single spotlight.”

Enter Sharpay Evans, the notorious antagonist of the acclaimed trilogy High School Musical. For those unfamiliar with the story, here’s a quick recap: […]

Hallmark’s “Countdown to Christmas.” Freeform’s “25 Days of Christmas.” What do both of these iconic television events have in common? Christmas movies galore. […]

The concept of being a hopeless romantic seems to get lost in high school. I for one, am capable of exuding disgusting amounts of hopeless romanticism. The Dictionary defines a hopeless romantic as “a person who holds sentimental and idealistic  […]

Life is riddled with mistakes, trials, joys, and fears. Yet we grow comfortable in suppressing the most humane parts of our lives—the moments when we fall and break down. I believe we would all be more comfortable if we didn’t feel the need to stifle them. […]

Sierra Burgess is a Loser, the newest Netflix teen rom-com, follows Sierra (Shannon Purser), a high school student not at the top of the food chain, Jessica (Kristine Froseth), the perfect cheerleader with what turns out to have a monstrous home life, and Jamey (Noah Centineo), the football star […]

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