By Grace Admire, Staff Writer
Studying abroad was the best thing I ever did, even if it ruined my life a bit. Last August, before I embarked on my four-and-a-half-month long stint in Germany, I found myself walking across the quad and thinking to myself, I’ve really made a home here. I think I’m gonna miss this place while I’m gone. And though there were a few moments where I found myself missing Regis (mostly my friends), my memory of that feeling ended up being used as a reminder that there would still be something for me here when I came back. While I was gone, I had worried a lot that things would be different when I came back. In a lot of ways, they were—not because my surroundings and friends were so different, but because I was so different.
Read MoreBy Paige Robinson, Staff Writer
Attention Regis Students,
You are almost there! As you stand on the threshold of finals week, I want to remind you of something crucial: you are capable, resilient, and equipped to conquer the challenges ahead. The journey you've embarked upon is not easy, but it is extremely rewarding. In the challenges of finals week lies an opportunity for growth, learning, and ultimately triumph. So, as you prepare to face your exams, essays, projects, and more, I urge you to embrace the following affirming statements.
Read MoreBy: Sarah Gomez, staff writer
College students are often described to either be party animals that go out every weekend, or students that are just trapped studying in their room. This then begs the question, could someone study and do well in school while also managing to make time for socializing? In addition to this, it may feel hard to get the college experience when you’re constantly in your room trying to pass a class. However, it is possible to find a balance between studying and getting schoolwork done, and socializing and spending time with your friends.
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