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7 ways to get around downtown Charleston, South Carolina
April 14, 2022 by
By Grace Catlin Traveling from one point to another in a city can be challenging. In Charleston, South Carolina, there are a few options of transportation, and newcomers may find difficulty maneuvering downtown. In an attempt to save Charleston’s own and visitors from transportation struggles, I made a ranked list. This list has a form […]
Top 8 NFL big-name trades, free agency signings that will dramatically change the 2022 season
April 8, 2022 by
By Caroline Meuller The 2022 NFL offseason has been arguably the most eventful in the last few years. It seems that every day there is a new big-name trade or free agency signing that could potentially alter the trajectory of multiple teams this upcoming season. In no particular order, here are eight of the craziest, […]
The 4 most popular fitness myths you’ve been tricked into believing
April 7, 2022 by
by Cassidy Kmetz As the fitness industry gains more and more popularity, an influx of “diet fads” and “fitness challenges” take their place in the spotlight. Both trends often involve eliminating a food group entirely or over-exercising to compensate for the calories in the fried chicken wings from Saturday’s “Hoedown Throwdown.” The question is, to […]
Top five most haunted places of Charleston
April 1, 2022 by
by Kye Allen Since the founding of Charleston in 1670, there has been an immense amount of tangible history within the city’s walls. Charleston has served as the seat of much stress, death and turmoil over the past 350 years. In a city that has been the site of slave trade, piracy, natural disasters, fires […]
7 things you’ll definitely go through in a long distance relationship
December 5, 2020 by
by Joy Swasy**** Right now, we’re in a time that long distance relationships are prevalent. First, the popularity of online dating has made it possible to meet people miles away. Second, COVID-19 has forced couples to quarantine in their separate homes for months on end. While a long distance relationship, as defined by Oxford Languages, is “a […]
8 reasons to love the ‘Star Wars’ prequels
December 5, 2020 by
Julia McKenna defends the prequel trilogy. “I don’t like sand.” Whether it be for their wooden dialogue, reliance on special effects, obsession with drawn out scenes of political discourse, or everyone’s favorite comic relief, Jar Jar Binks, the Star Wars prequels have always been ravaged with criticism. However, in recent years, many fans have reevaluated […]
How to stop dreading your alarm clock
December 5, 2020 by
Seven solutions for a mindful morning routine by Kylie Caputo**** Winter is just around the corner…cue the freezing cold, pitch black, dreadful mornings. Your sleep habits impact your mental, physical and emotional health more than you may know. Studies show inadequate sleep leads to depression, high anxiety levels, insomnia, and a multitude of psychological problems. The […]
7 reasons you should be more organized
December 5, 2020 by
by Sarah Criswell**** Everyone strives to be the best version of themselves, but for some, it can be a life-long struggle to get there. People search for what to specifically change in their lives to be able to reach their goals, but it can be hard to achieve them while also maintaining a sustainable lifestyle. […]
7 must-have affordable items from Trader Joe’s (coming from a college student)
December 4, 2020 by
by Gabby Silipigni**** I can speak for many college students when I say shopping for groceries is hard. Maybe it is just me, but I constantly find myself spending $60 on groceries and when I am about to make food, all I have is bananas and hummus. I have tried branching out and making different […]
Chicago’s 8 best attractions
December 4, 2020 by
by Sophie Vick**** Ah, Chicago. As someone who grew up a short train ride away from downtown, I’ve come to appreciate the city more now that I’ve moved away. I always miss Chicago but now that it’s not at my fingertips, I think about the Windy City a lot more than most of my peers […]
7 healthier alternatives to the most common holiday dishes
December 4, 2020 by
by Julianna LaFollette**** Thanksgiving and Christmas are a time of celebration, giving thanks, enjoying friends and family, but most importantly, they are a time to eat a large meal. If you are like me, you tend to grab a few too many servings of not-so-healthy food and end up feeling bloated, sluggish or guilty afterward. […]
5 steps to take in your 20s that will lead to success
December 4, 2020 by
by Kaitlyn Hipple**** Living in your 20s is a time for risks, growth, and self discovery. These are the times to take adventures and develop strong habits that will lead to success in the near future. While some might call their 20s a “defining decade” in their careers, others take this time to discover their […]
7 ways to start loving yourself
December 3, 2020 by
by Iris Neubecker**** “I love myself.” Three simple words, yet some of the hardest to say, let alone comprehend. To many, the phrase may sound arrogant or selfish, but to others, the term acts as a victory to one of our most challenging battles. It took me 19 years to be able to say “I […]
How to be ‘vegan minded’
December 3, 2020 by
by Laura Weston **** Have you ever wondered what it takes to be vegan? Questioned if you could do it? I’m going to break it down and prove it truly is not that complicated. I know how difficult it can be to balance the busy and demanding lifestyle of a college student. Having on-the-go quick-and-easy meals is […]
7 ways to stay busy during a global pandemic
December 2, 2020 by
by Mariam Amireh**** Are you bored out of your mind thinking of ways to keep busy while trying to dodge COVID-19? Do you feel like you’re going bonkers from being indoors longer than usual? If the answer to either of these questions is yes, then this list will definitely come in handy. Having extra free […]
Top 7 state flags in the U.S.
December 1, 2020 by
by Bryce Wren**** The state flags in the United States show a picture of what each state represents. They should be, at a quick glance, easily recognizable and provide a clear representation of the state. There are, however, states that do not have a designed flag and use their state seal instead. In my opinion, […]
5 transgender people who represent the community more than Caitlyn Jenner
November 30, 2020 by
by Alex Taks **** Caitlyn Jenner famously came out as transgender in 2015. This was shocking for many and a huge step forward for the transgender community – or was it? Jenner isn’t exactly role model for the transgender community in any sense. Her experience is quite unique. She had immediate access to Hormone Replacement […]
7 reasons to practice yoga every day
November 30, 2020 by
by Anneliese Horan **** Yoga is a popular, fast-growing, diverse fitness and wellness movement. It can be a relaxing, slower-paced, flowing movement, or an energetic, face-paced, sweat-filled workout. Nevertheless, there are many health benefits from whichever yoga practice you choose. In no particular order, here are seven reasons why you should make practicing yoga part […]
Explaining key differences in education agendas for Biden, Trump
November 2, 2020 by
The two men running to be the 46th President of the United States could not be more different in many ways – including their approaches on American education. President Donald J. Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have very different approaches to how the education system in America should operate. With the upcoming […]
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