Goals Ending the Quarter
It’s the middle of the quarter and that post-midterm rut seems to be creeping in. After finishing taking so many exams, I often find myself...
Dana Morshed (UC Riverside ‘23)
Dana Morshed (UC Riverside ‘23)
Dana is a second-year Cell, Molecular, and Developmental Biology major. In her free time, she enjoys going to the beach and volunteering.
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What is Ramadan?
Recently, Muslims around the world began to fast in observance of the month of Ramadan. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar...
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Things to Think About Before Getting a Puppy
Getting a new puppy is always so exciting but these furry friends do come with a lot of responsibility to consider. When getting the puppy...
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Quarantine Reflection
As the world seems to be opening up more and more, I have been reflecting upon my time in quarantine. Although this quarantine has not...
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My Dream Travel Destinations
Since the pandemic hit, traveling has been out of the picture, but a girl can dream. One of the things I most look forward to in the future...
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My Trader Joe’s Faves
Recently, my already great love for Trader Joe’s has soared. Each trip is always such an enjoyable shopping experience with its good vibes...
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Coloring Stress Away
I was first introduced to adult coloring books when my friend was moving away and left me with two almost new books. I felt quite...
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A Reality of Fashion: Sweatshops in Bangladesh
Bangladesh relies heavily on garment factories, or places where textiles are made and sold, as the industry accounts for 80% of the country...
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RBG: Still an Icon
An iconic advocate for women’s rights, late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s work created concrete improvements to legislation. During her...
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My Thoughts on Season 17 of Grey’s Anatomy
SPOILER ALERT In November 2020 insert year please, Grey’s Anatomy season 17 premiered featuring its characters amidst the current COVID-19...
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Tackling the New Quarter
Although online school has been an adjustment from what we are generally used to, this new quarter serves as an opportunity to continue to...
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Food Insecurity in College
Food is a fundamental human need. However, with around one in three college students in California experiencing food insecurity daily, this...
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Spotify Wrapped: Reviewing the Year in Music
For people that use the Spotify app, the time of the year for Spotify Wrapped has come around! Spotify Wrapped essentially allows you to...
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Focus Apps
Having my study space, sleeping space, and school space all be the same during quarantine has definitely made focusing more of a struggle...
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Ramen Hacks
The instant ramen eating college student stereotype definitely applied to me during my freshman year. Although probably not the healthiest...
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Makeup and Life
I plopped down on my bedroom floor and began to dab my face profusely with my foundation-covered sponge . As I lost myself in the rhythm of...
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Climate Change and Food Production
Recently, I began learning more in-depth about climate change for one of my classes and was honestly surprised to observe the way it is so...
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What Arthur Taught Me
The animated PBS Kids show Arthur may ring a bell from our childhoods. I’m not going to lie, I just bought an Arthur tee to crop and I will...
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Self-Care & Online School
As school begins this quarter, the bombardment of assignment notifications and scheduled exam dates quickly approach us. The feeling of...
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What I Learned When I Started Waking Up At 4:30 AM
Personally, I loved sleeping until the last minute possible, despised 8:00 am classes, and genuinely could not understand early birds...
