Between Studying and Socializing: Time Management
By: 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.
A Laundry PSA
By: Morgan Jacobus, Editor in Chief
College presents many challenges to incoming students: learning how to live on your own, being away from home, adjusting to the new rigor of college classes, possibly trying to pay for college… the list goes on. However, it has become apparent to me that for some people, having to do their own laundry is also a struggle.
For me, my mama taught me how to do laundry well before I was in college. I realize that not everyone learned how to do laundry, or perhaps they are not used to having to share laundry machines. However, your actions and behavior in the laundry rooms do not only affect you.
Where Do We Go From Here? The Fulbright Program
By: Carly Compesi, Staff Writer
With the Spring semester in full gear, more and more students are thinking about their post-graduation plans. For anyone who falls under that category, Regis University’s Dr. Eric Fretz has a suggestion: the Fulbright program.
Dr. Fretz believes the Fulbright program should be considered by students with an interest in studying or teaching in a different country. In a previous statement, Fretz said, “The Fulbright program is a post-graduate scholarship. Students are encouraged to begin the application process the fall of their senior year. Students may apply for Fulbright scholarships as many as 10 years after receiving an undergraduate degree.”
What You Need to Know About the Women in Biden’s Cabinet
By: Sarah Gomez, Staff Writer
Joe Biden’s recent win for the presidency did more than make Kamala Harris the first Black, south-Asian woman to be vice president. The cabinet Biden announced is set to increase diversity all around, by nominating what he claims to be the most diverse presidential cabinet in history. His cabinet includes people of various races and ethnicities, but also an impressive mix of women. The cabinet includes nine women, five of whom are women of color.
Without further ado, we have the women nominated for Biden’s cabinet.