Take a break from your homework
The semester is starting to get long. Week six is almost over and fall break is approaching with cheetah speed,
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Abagail Swanson
Leadership is inevitable to many of us
I am not a powerful person. I am a student working a minimum wage job or two, I am still
Read MoreActively represent what you love
National hobbit day is Sunday, September 22nd, and I am celebrating. I’m not sure how yet. Maybe I will dress
Read MoreLearn to deal with your bad moods
You don’t need to smile all the time. For some of you this isn’t a struggle, when you are having
Read MoreRLA serves pancakes for those seeking roommates
The backdrop to the roommate social was the popular KHoP event. Kris Boardman, Resident Director of Kent Hall, said that he expected about 50 people, and over 100 students showed up.
Read MoreBirthdays are a time for self-reflection
Happy Birthday! Okay, maybe it isn’t your birthday quite yet, but today is my birthday. Well, not today exactly, because
Read MoreCollege life : another day, another adventure
Welcome to college! For some of you this first week is terrifying—I still shake my first day of a class.
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Steps for crushing finals week
This last week before deadlines can be your most productive week of school, and you might even get through it comfortably if you follow these tips to heart (well, at least more comfortably).
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Music flows at Wind Symphony and Community Band
Over a hundred students, faculty and community members gathered to listen to pieces ranging from the broad, sweeping notes of “A Kind and Gentle Soul” by James Swearingen to the rhythmic “Night on Fire” by John Mackey.
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Getting sleep can be easy with discipline
But having an alarm go off every ten minutes can be detrimental to your sleep quality and your alertness through the rest of the day. Rafael Pelayo, MD, a sleep specialist at the Stanford University Sleep Medicine Center bares the truth of why snoozing is bad for us.
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