habits

After college with the freedom of making last minute plans and eating at all hours of the night, it’s always a little jarring to switch back. 

At times, it feels like I haven’t grown or made any progress, as if I’m pretending to know what I’m doing as I go through college. That’s how bad habits work, but when you can’t break them, you learn to grow around them. The reality is that in a way, I am pretending my way through school, and that’s fine.

July marks the halfway point of the year. It’s the Point Nemo of the Gregorian calendar, the furthest day from the previous and the next New Year’s. So, it’s time to ask yourself — have your New Year’s resolutions held up?

On Feb. 27, glitter-clad locals flocked through rain to Fox Theater — though the crowd was originally searching for a nostalgia-filled night, Tove Lo’s stunning concert felt like a blessing from the future.

As the semester kicks into high gear, you may be getting more and more headaches at the most inconvenient times. Luckily for you, I’ve compiled a list of practical ways to help get rid of headaches and prevent them from happening.

Although it can be hard to stay organized throughout a busy semester, these items are sure to help.

Rather than focusing on the outcome, I grew to appreciate the process. Here's why this mindset shift was so powerful, and why you should adopt it too.

Despite only cutting down on sugar for a week, I could already notice significant changes in my overall health and lifestyle. Here's how my experience went!

Here are some habits that have helped me start my day right and set me up for success.