Anyssa Torres

We’re all floating as we go, hoping for the best for ourselves and those around us. It’s time we start giving ourselves some grace and patience.

Alongside being a (nearly) daily caffeine drinker, I’m constantly reminded of its negative effects. However, the truth of the matter is: I don’t care. 

Whether you’re the type of person to dig this sort of holiday or not, use this yearly reminder to love others, but most importantly, love yourself.

Looking back at my eighth-grade self, the one with glittery t-shirts and braces, she definitely would have thought that college me was pretty dang cool.

There are many approaches for finding acceptance in the things we can’t control. What I’d say is a good first step is laughing at ourselves when we find ourselves becoming irritated.

We recommend that you continue reading to find methods to hold yourself accountable in 2022. It’s time we accomplish our goals, right?

Although it comes from a place of love, it may feel uncomfortable at times, especially if you have a history of disordered eating. 

If no one has told you recently, we at the Clog are very proud of you. Why not reward yourself with what I like to call a "goodbye to finals" playlist?

Your fight to keep yourself grounded (and sane) isn’t one you face alone. Below is not one but four ways in order to do so.

Although life as a college student is a bit on the unpredictable side of things, it doesn’t mean it’s all bad. There certainly is some beauty to be found.