Heidy Paniagua

If you do find yourself lonesome this February, the Clog recommends some people watching while you relish some Dove chocolate.

If you’re thinking about writing a love poem for your significant other, the Clog has some tips to make sure you don’t end up writing a cheesy love poem.

After weeding through a hefty list of my own, the Clog has some film recommendations to kick off your January.

With many of us excited for what lays ahead, the thirst for transition can induce some anxious feelings. The Clog has got you covered with a How-To guide on bringing in a realistic new year.

Holiday parties aren’t always something we look forward to. Whether you feel forced to attend your aunt’s annual ugly Christmas sweater party or the festive office party your least favorite co-worker organized—worry no more. The Clog is here to the rescue with a list of excuses you can use to get out of going to a social gathering you wish you weren’t invited to in the first place. 

The Clog hopes this Thanksgiving dinner passes by a lot more smoothly than the year’s past. With these comebacks, the family will know who not to question unless they want to get roasted. Hopefully Christmas is a lot less eventful! 

Arguably the best part of Thanksgiving — the food! If you’re a foodie like me who has been patiently counting down the days till Thanksgiving dinner, look no further. Here are the dishes I’m most looking forward to stuffing myself with this November 24th. 

Flying alone can be a terrifying experience, especially if you’re scared of planes. I’ve only just recently gotten over my fear of flying alone. Here are the top things that helped me get through it!

With the fall semester approaching its end, the search for spring courses has officially begun. If registering for classes usually entails a string of endless curses, frustrated sighs and hair pulls mingled with angry tears when you discover a class you needed or really wanted to take is already full, just know you’re not alone. Here’s the Clog’s summary of what you may have lost brain cells over on enrollment day. 

Being thrown around by your emotions can feel like you aren’t in control of yourself. Developing new ways to approach emotional breakdowns can make them a lot less draining and more manageable.