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Two hikers sit on the edge of a cliff in the bottom left, looking out at the tree line. There are trees out in front of them and a rocky hill sloping down below them. At the bottom of the hill are a few people.

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The Beauty of Non-Traditional Relationships

By Autumn McGowan Web Content Assistant Manager February is undoubtedly the month of love. We rush online to make our flower purchases for our loved one, stock up on chocolate and binge rom-coms. Around this time, it's almost impossible to escape the theme that Valentine's Day is a day for romantic pairs. While this is true to an extent, during the month of love it's important to highlight relationships that […]

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Going the Distance Despite the Distance

By Hannah Walls Web Content Contributor Every relationship looks different, and keeping open communication or tackling any conflict that may arise is not always easy or intuitive. This can be especially true in long-distance relationships, whether it's a different city, state, or even country, as these types of relationships come with their own unique set of issues. Especially as students, sometimes we fall for someone who has chosen to pursue […]

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On a wooden table sits a piece of grid paper with handwritten text and small pen drawings atop a black folder and a multicolored spiral planner with wildflowers and butterflies on the cover. The planner cover reads 2021-2022. To the right of the planner is a black pen, a yellow Sharpie highlighter and pink and blue marker pens. On top of the grid paper is a black marker and an orange marker pen. In the top right corner is the edge of an opaque black water bottle.

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Helpful Tools to Keep Track of Class Assignments

By Celeste Parler Web Content Contributor Classes have started up again and for some of us, they are kicking our behinds. Most of us know what it’s like to miss a due date because we have trouble remembering all of our assigned work. Surely something is bound to slip through the cracks. Perhaps you have experienced so much stress to keep track of deadlines that you end up compromising your […]

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Six Apps Every College Student Needs

By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor With the new year and spring semester underway, our minds are filled with everything from getting ahead on our New Year’s resolutions, to finding a date by Valentine’s Day, to “When is the course drop deadline again?” The last things we want to think about are impending exams and due dates. Didn’t they say college was supposed to be fun? Take a look at […]

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Strategies to Make Internship Season Painless

By Lea Mercado Web Content Assistant Manager   It is that time of year again: internship season. The time where college students finally update their resumes, cave into writing cover letters and learn how to market their skills to employers.    While searching for internships can be an exciting process, it can also be exhausting. So here are a few strategies that have made my internship search significantly less painful.  […]

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A dark purple background with “2022” displayed in the center in a lighter purple font color. In the upper left hand corner is a sticker with fireworks and in the bottom right hand corner is a sticker with twinkles.

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How to Complete Your New Year’s Resolution

By Autumn McGowan Web Content Assistant Manager Welcome to 2022! It’s a brand-new year which for many people symbolizes new beginnings and a chance to start fresh. The new year of course brings the time-honored tradition of making new year resolutions. Some people are resolution masters, but for me, it has not always been so easy. In the past, my motivation and hope at the beginning of the year have […]

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A view from East Hopkins Street, San Marcos, Texas near Kissing Alley of the Square at nighttime facing the Hays County Historic Court House. The courthouse is decorated with white string Christmas lights around the perimeter of the roof with two green LED lights shining on two pillars on each side of the north entrance also decorated with Christmas lights and a holiday wreath. Trees around the courthouse are wrapped with white string lights and the fence surrounding the property is completely lit by string lights.

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How Christmas Changes as You Grow Up

By Celeste Parler Web Content Contributor I knew Christmas was approaching when my church was covered in tinsel, wreaths and fancy tablecloths. With a display of the silver Christmas tree and poinsettias surrounding the stage where the worship team stood. The Christmas season is when my mom plays her CD of the Christmas album of her favorite Christian alternative band from the 1990s on the way home from Thanksgiving out […]

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A light green background with a picture of a kinara in the upper left hand corner, a picture of a candelabrum in the upper right hand corner, a calendar with the date January 1st in the lower left hand corner and a picture of a stack of presents in the lower right hand corner. In the center, there is a group of three people celebrating.

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Surviving The Holidays: A Listicle

By Autumn McGowan Web Content Contributor It’s that time of year when we have no shortage of celebrations, whether it be Christmas, Kwanzaa, Rohatsu, Feast Day of our Lady of Guadalupe, Hanukkah, Solstice or New Year’s. For some, the holidays can be a peaceful and comforting time filled with laughter, family bonding and much-needed relaxation. For others, though, the holidays can be difficult.  Holidays can trigger eating disorders. They can […]

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An illustrated image of a small Thanksgiving dinner displayed on a beige tablecloth. On the table sits a turkey dressed with lemons, herbs and fruit, a basket of dinner rolls, and an apple pie. Surrounding the scene are illustrated red, orange and yellow falling leaves.

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Mentally Preparing for Thanksgiving

By Celeste Parler Web Content Contributor If you are anything like me, the news that Thanksgiving is upon us is a shock. It only feels like a month ago was the start of the semester and that Halloween was only last week. Not to mention the homework, exams and projects that I have felt the need to push through to have a "break" each weekend. Needless to say, I was […]

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