By Melanie Love Salazar Web Content Contributor There are a good amount of fall shows out there. But only one really gives you that warm feeling of autumn, and- coming from someone who’s on their third time watching it, still does not get old. Gilmore Girls follows the story of mother and daughter, Rory and Lorelai Gilmore, figuring out life with the help of those around them. Lorelai, who had […]
By Paige Greene Web Content Manager First thing’s first, I’ve had dogs before, but they were not solely mine. This time, they are my responsibility. We have had two dogs in my family, Nico, a 13-year-old Maltese, and Maverick, a four-year-old Great Dane and Catahoula. They were drastically different puppies and still are. My sister also has Ranger, a five-year-old mix. To say the least, I’m used to dogs. Ever […]
By Melanie Love Salazar Web Content Contributor Last year, the love I hold for podcasts was rekindled after noticing how helpful they are, especially while in college. Everyone knows school is stressful. Trying to juggle keeping up with assignments while also joining organizations, staying healthy and making friends can get overwhelming. I have found balance to be really important when it comes to situations like these. Your focus can only […]
By Allison Schroeder Web Content Assistant Manager The weather is getting cooler, leaves are changing colors, pumpkins are being sold at the grocery stores and Starbucks’ fall drinks have hit their menu. This only means one thing, fall has arrived. Now with living away at college, fall may just seem like it will quickly leave us because we are going to be working on homework for the next few months […]
By Preethi Mangadu Web Content Contributor The Autumn Equinox is approaching on Sept. 22nd. This day is known as the start of fall, but it was symbolic of many things in the past. The Autumn Equinox was commonly used to celebrate the summer’s harvest as seen in harvest festivals in Great Britain, the Moon festival in many East and Southeast Asian countries, Mabon in Neopagan practices, and more. However, other […]
By Rachael Gerron Web Content Contributor From the nosebleeds to the pit, the audience at Harry Styles' Love on Tour (HSLOT) is a sea of glittering sequins and colorful boas. If you've seen Styles live or have kept up with his tour on Tik-Tok, you have undoubtedly seen the fashion show that is a Harry Styles concert. I went to the fourth night of the tour in Dallas, and fans […]
By Autumn McGowan Web Content Contritbutor "Introverts live in two worlds: We visit the world of people, but solitude and the inner world will always be our home." -Jenn Granneman, “The Secret Lives of Introverts: Inside Our Hidden World” I think by now most of us are familiar with the terms introvert and extrovert, but if you aren’t, check out the video by BBC Ideas below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Y4Z0oh1GE The difference between […]
By Allison Schroeder Web Content Assistant Manager From the culture to its landmarks, England is one of the most desirable places for American tourists to visit. The land is filled with historically rich culture, people, foods, and landmarks that entices the tourists in all of us, especially me. I compiled a list of places I recommend, and one of my good friends recommended, to help you find what should go […]
By Autumn McGowan Web Content Contributor As a disclaimer, I am not a dietician or nutritionist. I am just a person making observations based on my own experiences with diet culture. Christy Harrison M.P.H., R.D., C.D.N., a self-proclaimed anti-dietician, podcast host, and certified intuitive eating counselor says that diet culture is “a system of beliefs that worships thinness and equates it to health and moral virtue, promotes weight loss as […]
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