By Celeste Parler Web Content Contributor To me, the phrase “college experience” has always been a loaded one. It means so much and yet no one can clearly define everything that entails. The best way to describe the college experience would be to consider what movies and TV shows make out college to be. You imagine always going out to parties, being with friends, meeting attractive people and from time […]
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor The absolute worst thing that happens to people is quite literally aging. I mean it is for some people. I am a part of that group. I am absolutely terrified of getting older. I have been terrified the moment society dubbed me as an adult at the ripe age of 18. The moment you are legal, things start changing. First off, when you’re an adult, […]
By Constunce Brantley and Tyler Townes Educated and Highly Melanated is a podcast about what the college experience is. It touches on relationships, social life, school work and how to juggle all of these before stepping out into the real world. Co-hosts Constunce Brantley and Tyler Townes, two individuals with two completely different college experiences, offer their insight and opinions on life as a college student. On this episode of […]
By Constunce Brantley and Tyler TownesPodcast Producers Educated and Highly Melanated is a podcast about what the college experience is. It touches on relationships, social life, school work and how to juggle all of these before stepping out into the real world. Co-hosts Constunce Brantley and Tyler Townes, two individuals with two completely different college experiences, offer their insight and opinions on life as a college student. On episode two […]
By Leah Briggs Blog Content Contributor Walking across the Texas State campus, I can’t help but recall my first time here. It was for orientation four years ago and I was a nervous wreck. I had been having the best summer of my life and I couldn’t believe that college and moving and the future were so imminent. I felt like a little kid. That feeling only intensified as I […]
By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor Adulthood has its perks, but in general, it kind of sucks. You have to buy your own groceries, pay your own rent, and suddenly you’re an actual taxpayer. Notice a common theme here? Everything costs money, and most of us don’t have cash to burn. Even the simple act of getting together with friends revolves around spending your sparse dough—going to the movies, grabbing […]
By Amanda Hill Blog Content Contributor Businesses have mission statements, companies have slogans and manufacturers have trademarks. Without an identifier, a company would be lost and unable to achieve success. If a business must establish themselves for staying ‘alive,’ then we as individual’s should do the same. Defining your ‘mission’ will guide you through life, maintaining your sense of identity. This outline will help guide the draft of your mission […]
by Chelsea Morna Blog Content Contributor As the semester draws to a slow and stretched out end, it would appear that a lot of things want to go wrong at the same time, adding to the pile of stress we are already burdened with. The semester has gotten to that point where a lot of us just feel brain fried, overworked, and too tired to get anything done well. We’re […]
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