Congratulations, you’ve survived the first few weeks of college! You got lost on the way to class, you forgot that one important thing at home…
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Socially Adjacent: A Commentary on the Gray Area Between Friendship and Acquaintance in College
You know their name. You know their major. You know where they usually sit in the cafeteria, what club they are involved in, or which…
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Advice for Surviving the Mid-Semester Slump
It’s that time of the semester again. The assignments are piling up, your sleep schedule is a disaster, and motivation is nowhere to be found.…
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Argument Etiquette Over the Holidays: How to Successfully Defuse and De-escalate Mealtime Conversations for a Stress-Free Thanksgiving
Photo by Vitaly Gariev via Uplash. It’s going to be quite a Thanksgiving this year, considering the current political landscape! If, like me, you really…
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Valentine’s Day: A guide for the chronically single
Is there such a thing as the Grinch but for Valentine’s Day? I think I can speak for lots of singles who are tired of…
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Staying Human in an Online World
The ProblemLast year, Americans spent an average of eight hours and eleven minutes looking at a screen every day. That is a scary number. When…
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The Burden of Burnout: tips and resources on coping with burnout
Well, it’s that time of the year again. Something about early November always creates the most unproductive energy. Now that midterms are over and Halloween…
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A guide to ethical consumerism
In a world where information is constantly at our fingertips, ethical consumerism has emerged as a powerful force, reshaping our shopping habits and influencing businesses…
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Sustainable living as a broke college student: 4 ways to be more environmentally sustainable
Let’s talk about environmental sustainability. First, what does it mean? You have probably heard “reduce, reuse, and recycle,” but while this common phrase lists three…
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