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 roommates? If you’re living in the dorms on campus, do you want to stay there or would you rather move into an apartment complex? There’s a lot of variables you […]
By Sami Dugdale Blog Content Contributor With just only a few weeks left of this semester, classes are starting to simmer down in preparation for final exams and I’ve had a little bit of time to reflect on my first semester of college. There are a lot of things I’ve learned and experienced this semester that I am so thankful for. While this was an overall great semester, there are […]
By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor Having expensive taste is a heavy cross to bear. I just can’t help that I feel my best when surrounded by the finer things in life. But all my heart’s deepest desires do not change my financial situation (hopelessly collegiate) and the severe case of money guilt that follows. In my situation, you could live by the creed that you have to suffer now […]
By DeMornay Harper Blog Content Contributor College life is crazy. It’s so easy to get caught up in the hustle of things especially being constantly surrounded by your peers. It’s honestly difficult not to feel like you aren’t measuring up to where you “should be” based on what the people around you are doing. Because of this pressure we place on ourselves, self-care often takes the back burner. This can easily […]
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor It’s that time of the year again. FAFSA applications are now open! While I was filling out my last FAFSA application, I told my mom, “Screw this. I’m finishing my college education with a bachelor degree. I’m not doing this again for grad school.” A bit dramatic, but answering redundant questions gets annoying. Thankfully, FAFSA has been using the 2016 tax return for the […]
By Claire Hansen Blog Content Contributor FOMO = Fear of missing out. We all know this wicked feeling. In a world dominated by media, where anything and everything is shared, missing out is an uncomfortable reality we all experience at least once in awhile. It can be hard to tell where these feelings come from, why we have them, or, most importantly, how to stop them. It is a hard […]
By Brent Ramirez Blog Content Contributor Dear Procrastinators, It is no surprise that we have all at one point in our lives been criticized by those who don’t quite agree with our methods. To them I say, off with your heads! Kidding. But really, lay off man. We know that procrastinating may not be the best way to go about our tasks and whatnot, but for some of us, we […]
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor According to RAINN, every 88 seconds an American is sexually assaulted. They have also reported that sexual assault cases have decreased in half since 1993, although it is still an evil that exists today. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and I am glad people are speaking up for victims. Men and women of all ages can be victims of sexual assault, children as […]
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor This semester, I knew I was going to have two groups in two different classes. I was a bit nervous because group projects are always a risk. Sometimes the people click and it’s smooth sailing throughout the project and other times, it’s like pulling teeth-- long and painful. I was lucky enough to have both groups work together to get our complete our projects. […]
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