Tuscaloosa Coffee Crawl
By Cat Clinton Coffee is an addictive substance many people refuse to start the day without. The caffeine buzz often creates a rush of energy some claim causes an increase in productivity and a positive mood. It can be common for college students to live a lifestyle...
2021 Holiday Gift Guide for the College Women in Your Life
By Jennafer Bowman The women in your life deserve the world every day of the year, and during the holiday season, they deserve nothing but the best. Finding the perfect gift for them, though, can be difficult especially when you need to keep a budget. ...
Turning a College House Into a College Home
By Cat Clinton People often say home is where the heart is. If that is true, why do we as college students allow ourselves to live somewhere we do not love? Money is tight for most college students, and when it comes to designing and decorating our home, buying...
Daily Practices for Anxious Folks
By Evy Gallagher Each day, individuals are faced with their own daily struggles that can cause anxiety, but with today’s issues, mental health has taken a hit across the world. The pandemic, the racial unrest and the tension throughout America, are causing more...
The word for this year’s festival fashion: nonconformity.
By Claire DubreuilThe end of summer 2021 is signifying a return to many things we’ve lived without over the past year. Football games, in-person classes and big parties are only some of the things college students have to look forward to this fall semester. Along with...
Easy Instagram Improvements: Marketing Your Page
By: Cat Clinton Social media is not real, and thanks to untouched leaks and captured candids, most people know this. Social media posts often reflect the best parts of life, also known as a highlight reel. Some people use that information to support the idea that...
Digitally Detoxing
By Evy Gallagher According to a Gear Brain article, the average American spends almost eight hours a day on digital devices. The introduction of smart devices into this generation has shifted some important life aspects online, such as jobs, communication and...
Local Spots for Health Nuts
$ = price point of restaurants By: Evy Gallagher Living in the south with certain dietary needs or health goals can be difficult. Tuscaloosa, located in the heart of the deep south, has its fair share of comfort food. It, however, also has many great options...
11 States in 10 Days: A College Road Trip Done Right: Part Two
Trip timeline day 5-10 By: Laura Fecanin Day 5 - Pete the Prairie Dog & Perfect Canyon Chili (Arizona to Utah) We had a slow start to the morning as we recovered from a chilly night filled with tossing and turning. We stopped for coffee at the camp supply store...
The Best Free Workout Programs for College Students
By: Evy Gallagher In the thick of the pandemic, many of us got on board with the trend of at-home workouts, both for mental and physical benefits. While some cannot wait to be back at the gym, others took a liking to working out in the privacy of their own...
Student Discounts to Help Save this Season
By: Cat Clinton Students living on campus this Fall are likely trying to keep a low budget, and a few locations around town are making it easy. Whether your college experience consists of classes, a job or internships, it should be possible to save money and...
6 Ways to Keep the Spark Alive
865 miles away By: Jennafer Bowman As the spring semester came to an end (thank goodness), I was mentally exhausted and homesick. I was excited to be reunited with my family and hometown friends, but as my partner and I drove to the airport, I realized they wouldn’t...
11 States in 10 Days: College Road Trip Done Right
Trip timeline day 1-4 By: Laura Fecanin While sitting on the edge of the Grand Canyon with my best friends, staring at the ombre sunset, all I could think was “this is so not overrated.” The Grand Canyon is one of those must-see places. It’s like the Eiffel...
Impress in the Stress
Interviews are a part of life, whether you are a college student, getting your first job or applying for a scholarship. These crucial, yet nerve-racking experiences prepare us and help us do better at the jobs bestowed upon us. Instead of focusing on the basics of an...
How to Maximize Your Summer
By Lauren Murray Phineas and Ferb said it best: “The annual problem for our generation is finding a good way to spend [summer].” Summers come and go fast, and often many of us wish there was more that we did. We sleep the day away, staying up for limited hours, and...
