Although Spring Break carries a prolific and less than savory connotation for college students across the country, it is a necessary component of the college experience–not because of the travel, parties...
Imposter syndrome, otherwise known as the imposter phenomenon, is prevalent in high-achieving people, specifically women, and among college students. The syndrome is loosely defined as “doubting your...
Saige Batza, Contributing Writer
• October 26, 2021
We are officially midway through the fall semester; with the Homecoming events and midterms in the rearview, many of these events have forced students to reflect.
Many freshmen and transfer students...
Mia Steadman, Contributing Writer
• March 30, 2021
The third round of stimulus checks, valued at $1,400, is in the process of being distributed, and unlike the first two rounds of payments from the government, tax filers will receive payments for dependents...
As of March 22, over 10 percent of the U.S. population has received all doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Many states have faced difficulties in fulfilling distribution plans and having a completely efficient...
The most important thing you can do right now is vote. Nothing will impact your future, career, family, or education more than voting.
The power to change the future for yourself, and others, is at...
We all know the plight of being the living, breathing realization of the “broke college student” stereotype, but what can we actually do about it? Few of us can handle balancing a full-time job with...
When we go home for the holidays, we are going home for three main reasons: real food, our beds, and our pets (and our parents of course – hi mom). As excited as we are to come home, we are all dreading...
