4 Composting Tips That Make Being Eco-Friendly Super Easy
Calling all Earth lovers (which should be everyone)!
Chloe Applegate (CU Boulder ‘23)
Chloe Applegate (CU Boulder ‘23)
Chloe is an English major with a Leadership Studies Minor. In her free time, she enjoys reading, working out, spending time with friends, and eating good food.
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Historic Elections: From Hamilton to 2020
The election of 2020 was an anxiety-inducing nail-biter, but this November wasn’t the first time Americans were glued to their news outlets awaiting the results of an election.
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How to Edit Your Own Academic Writing
Editing your own writing can sometimes feel impossible but don’t worry! Here are some tips on how to edit your own academic writing.
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Five Ways to Achieve a Work-Life Balance
Between school, extracurriculars, internships, work, and friendships, college can feel overwhelming. Here are five tips for achieving an ideal work-life balance.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Her Legal Legacy
We remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her legacy, highlighting the important court cases she served on and speaking about her amazing accomplishments as one of the four women to have ever been a Supreme Court Justice
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Five Plant-based Meals for Meatless Mondays
Whether you’re concerned about the health of the environment or your physical health, eating a more plant-based diet is a surefire way to take care of both yourself and the planet.
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Empowerment and the Outdoors: What I Learned From a Week in the Woods
Backpacking and empowerment? How are they related and what do you stand to gain?
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The Introverts Guide to Meeting People in College
Are you an introvert worried about making friends in college? Here are five tips for meeting people.
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How to Make Every Day Earth Day in Quarantine
Quarantine can be boring. Spice up your social distancing through taking care of yourself and the Earth by making every day Earth Day.
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Hospital Mergers Are Threatening Reproductive Rights
The merging of public hospitals with those of Catholic roots continues on the Catholic mission and legacy of providing healthcare to the needy, but how does this merging affect reproductive rights?
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4 Simple Ways to Beat Writer's Block and Spark Creativity
Creativity, specifically that of writing, can be an outlet for many people, but if writer's block is getting in the way of your imagination, look no further than these four methods that are sure to help you put that pen to some paper.
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COVID-19 and the EPA's Response
The Environmental Protection Agency, or the EPA as it is commonly referred to, recently stated that regulation of environmental laws will be temporarily lessened. What does this mean for the health of the planet during a time where the health of humanity is being tested?
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Five Not So Basic Books to Put on Your Quarantine Reading List
If you’re one of the millions of people doing your part to prevent the spread of the coronavirus or COVID-19, then your days might be starting to feel a little boring…okay, very boring. So, to help you fight those quarantine blues here’s a not-so-basic reading list courtesy of your favorite English major.
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Five Tips That Helped Me During My First Internship Application
Are you terrified by the thought of applying for an internship? Well, here are five tips I learned from my first internship application experience to help you nail that application.
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6 Women Who Have Changed History
Here are six incredible women who have helped shape American politics for the better.
