By Jenise Jackson Blog Content Contributor “Everything that glitters isn’t gold.” When I experienced my first “heartbreak”, my mother made sure she gave me those words. For some reason, those words have been replaying over and over again in my … Continue reading Real Love or Toxic Lust?
By Conner Yarbrough Blog Content Contributor At this point in life, most of my friends, peers, and acquaintances are all college students – and I could say the same about their social networks. As young adults living in a sort … Continue reading Take the Step
By Hannah Holder Blog Content Contributor If Spring is your favorite season, like me, then I’m sure you’re just as thrilled as I am that it is finally here! Spring brings more sunshine time, blooming flowers (mostly bluebonnets because Texas), … Continue reading Spending Spring Outside in 2018
By Hannah Alvarado Blog Content Contributor If you’ve been in this higher education game for even one semester, chances are you’ve dealt with some sort of academic rejection. Applying to a particular program, a scholarship, an internship or even your … Continue reading Dealing with Academic Rejection
By Savannah Howard Blog Content Contributor Our society has the mindset of always being on the go. People feel like they have a million things to do and not enough time in their days to do them. Or, they feel … Continue reading Meeting Meditation in the Middle
By Hannah Alvarado Blog Content Contributor So you’re ready to move out on your own. That’s great! But before you pack up and sign a lease for just anywhere, remember to stop and consider everything that goes along with that … Continue reading Five Things to Know Before Renting
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager You do not need everyone and their sister on your social media accounts. I’m talking about the guy you met at the bar, your buddy from physics and possibly even your Dad, too. … Continue reading Social Media Probs
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor As a college student, nobody really tells you how hard it will be financially. You hear how older adults say how they would eat fast food for a week or live off soups, so … Continue reading The Tales of Being Broke
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor Aside from school, work or responsibilities, you might find yourself in your spare time bored out of your mind, pacing back and forth trying to think of something to do that won’t cost much … Continue reading Ways to Avoid Boredom
By Claire Hansen Blog Content Contributor Don’t get me wrong, the number of precious pups around this town give me dog envy, too, but when you’re in college, there are a few extra factors to be addressed before making the … Continue reading Read This Before You Get a Dog
By Jenise Jackson Blog Content Contributor It’s pretty obvious that we are living in a society plagued by injustice and strife. Different, conflicting opinions fill our dialogue and some of us wonder when or if we will ever see the … Continue reading Be The Change You Want to See
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor College is a good time for students whether it’s gaining all sorts of knowledge that will prepare them for their future career, or exploring their sexuality. Not all people in college are sexually active. … Continue reading Your Sex Health Matters Too
By Chelyse Prevost Blog Content Contributor We are part of a generation where mass shootings in churches, clubs, movie theaters, and even schools have become all too familiar. The fight for more progressive gun laws is ongoing, but awareness of the … Continue reading Putting the You in Youth
By Allison Johnson Assistant Web Content Manager The older we get, the more cynical we become of holidays. Every year I find myself saying, “It doesn’t even feel like Christmas.” We lose the fun in everything simply because we’re not … Continue reading It’s Not Worth Being a Naysayer About Valentine’s Day
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor Do you ever find yourself questioning if the people you have called friends for months, or even years, are supporting you or paying attention to what you have to say? Perhaps, when you hang … Continue reading Holding on to Empty Friendships
By Rikki Yanez Blog Content Contributor We are young, and perhaps we are not living in the moment. We constantly think about the future and how we need to prepare ourselves for it. We’re constantly stressing over school, work or … Continue reading How Millennials Should Think of Aging
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor Time management is a difficult thing to conquer as a young adult. You know the general rule of studying for nine hours per week for just one three-hour course? It’s nearly impossible with a … Continue reading How to Decrease Your Workload for the Semester
By Janessa Rutiaga Blog Content Contributor Around this time of the year, it’s time you should start evaluating your living situation. Do you like it? If not, what do you want to do differently? Do you want more, or fewer … Continue reading Choosing an Apartment
By Alexandria Erwin Blog Content Contributor “Sometimes I can’t get out of bed. Not because I’m lazy, or tired. But because I physically cannot get up. I can’t think of anything that would be worth getting up and doing without … Continue reading Depression Is…
By Chelyse Prevost Blog Content Contributor It’s finally here. You’re drinking more water, sleeping better, and doing away with problematic habits. You’re channeling through distractions and toxic people. Speaking everything into existence is essential because, yes, you are serious this … Continue reading Regarding Resolutions
