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	Graduation: Everyone Else Has it Figured Out By Carmen Rey April 5, 2013 - 2:19pm READ MORE
	From the Mouth of a Leader: How to Create an Incredible Resume By Jacque Williams March 16, 2013 - 11:16pm Tis the season for internship applications! While most students are focused on preparing resumes listing unlimited achievements, work experience and awards, there are a few details that will make your resume incredible! Here are a few tips to create a resume that is well organized, professional and to the point: READ MORE
	My Healthy Lent\|\| Hell Week!! By Maureen Mullarkey March 13, 2013 - 7:48pm Everything was perfect. I had gone to the gym every morning this week, as usual. When my neighbor offered a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie, I smiled, and politely declined. Instead of eating processed foods, I treated myself, with healthy foods of nutritional value, like dark chocolate coated almonds or Chobani yogurt with dark chocolate chips. Feeling pleased with myself, I felt prepared to finally go home for my mom’s birthday weekend. On Friday, I ate a tasty salad for lunch, and bought a fruit cup for the bus ride. And because I’m not depriving myself, I even bought some vegan chocolate chip cookies from the dining hall to munch on. When I went home, my sweet mother had thoughtfully prepared whole-wheat veggie lasagna....
	My Freshman Fifteen By arafita1 March 13, 2013 - 7:11pm I seriously thought that Freshman 15 was a myth and that the summer body that I acquired after months of grueling work at the gym would be a-ok after a couple months of college. WRONG. READ MORE
	Life Changers \|\| What if Money Was No Object By Carmen Rey February 28, 2013 - 10:21pm When it gets closer and closer to graduation, I get more and more concerned with 'what am I going to do when I'm done?' and when it comes down to it, I'm terrified that what I choose won't make me any money. But every now and again, I start to think about this video and realize I need to think about what what makes me happy and what I would want to do if money were no object. READ MORE
	My Healthy Lent By Maureen Mullarkey February 22, 2013 - 5:05pm Hello, fellow collegiettes! Can you believe that we’re at the end of February now? It only feels like yesterday that I was decorating my room for Christmas and buying presents for loved ones. Once again, winter break flew by faster than Usain Bolt at the London 2012 Olympics. Okay, maybe I’m stretching it a little, but you get my point. READ MORE
	Things That Changed the Way I Look at Life \|\| Mary Lambert - Body Love By Carmen Rey February 11, 2013 - 11:40am I've decided to start blogging about things that have changed the way I view life. With the end of my time at Binghamton University approaching with every passing day, I've started to think about graduation, about what I'm going to do afterwards and I have to admit, life is sort of terrifying that way. For my New Year's Resolution, I decided to redesign myself, be a stronger, more dignified version of myself, but I realize that I still need to draw strength from others in order to be that woman. So this blog will be about things that have started to change the way that I present myself and the way I look at life. Maybe one of these videos, images and whatever else will help to form another collegiette's views....
	From the Mouth of a Leader: How to Unclutter your Semester By Jacque Williams January 30, 2013 - 5:46pm It’s a new year, a new semester, a new YOU! The year 2013 is a fresh start for you no matter what has happened in the past. It is time to tackle your new year’s resolutions whether that may be to improve your grades, make new friends or hit the gym more often. Yet, how are you going to make time for resolutions on top of school work, social gatherings and naps (let’s be honest, we all take hour naps a few times a week)? The answer is organization! In a few simple steps, I will show you how to organize all of the things that are going on in your life onto a clean, structured schedule... READ MORE
	Why Everyone Should Study Abroad By Hayley Shapiro December 9, 2012 - 7:03pm It’s hard to believe this semester is coming to a close. It seems like just yesterday my mom was bidding me farewell at JFK airport as we repacked my 20-pound overweight suitcases (not an exaggeration). Not only did I get to live with my best friends in Florence, one of, if not the most beautiful city in the world, but I also got a chance to explore Europe and open my eyes to different walks of life. I have travelled to more countries, visited more museums and met more diverse individuals in the past 3-½ months than I have in my entire life. READ MORE
	From the Mouth of a Leader \|\| How to Get an Internship in 90 Seconds By Jacque Williams December 5, 2012 - 2:07pm What if I were to tell you that interviewers know within ninety seconds of an interview whether they will hire you? Crazy right? This statistic seems pretty scary, but with the proper preparation for an interview, you can be sure to win them over in less than that amount of time. Now that December is here, tis’ the season for companies to be interviewing college students for spring and summer internships. Here are my tips to nail the interview process: Before the Interview READ MORE