Video: What do Archer girls love about Archer?

By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor|February 15, 2018

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, The Oracle interviewed Archer girls and faculty to find out,”What do you love about Archer? Or what do you love most about your life currently?”

From the Courtyard to the Class of 2018, watch the video to find out what the Archer community loves.

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