My Top 5 Favorite Netflix Binges
During the school year I was never one to lay in bed and watch TV instead of doing my work unless I really had nothing to do. That being...
Jana Clark (Manhattan ‘22)
Jana Clark (Manhattan ‘22)
Jana Clark is a sophomore at Manhattan College majoring in Communication with a minor in Environmental Studies. Her passions include writing, photography, and health/nutrition! One day she hopes to work for a nonprofit organization where she can be part of the effort to end the marginalization of vulnerable communities and fight for social justice. You can often find Jana volunteering, at the gym, or exploring different parts of the Big Apple.
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How to Successfully Navigate a Remote Internship
Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, lives have been changed on a global scale in more ways than one. Whether you are student, parent,...
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20 Things I Learned at 20
I can’t believe I’m writing this, but I am no longer a teen. Yesterday marked the beginning of a new decade of life that will bring new...
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My Quarantine Morning Routine
I think it’s safe to say that since quarantine we all have been forced to adjust how we go about our daily routines. That might mean waking...
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I Stand with You
Over the last week, #BlackLivesMatter has taken social media by storm. I thought a lot about whether or not I wanted to write this article...
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How to Plan an Epic Summer: My Summer Bucket List
Creating a summer bucket list makes me sad knowing that it most likely will not happen due to the current situation in regards to COVID-19...
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5-Minute Break Ideas
In my experience, it can be difficult to sit down for hours at a time to work on any assignment. You can easily get burned out if you don’t...
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My Top 5 Favorite Fitness YouTubers, Perfect for all Levels!
As my sophomore year of high school came to an end, that summer, I decided I wanted to start working out seriously. I had been on the...
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What If I Don't Think My Major is the Right Fit?
When I applied to Manhattan College, I applied as a childhood education major. When I started my freshman year, I switched to the School of...
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A Reflection on Earth Week & Why it Should Matter to You
I remember being an eight-year-old kid in elementary school and going outside to plant trees in honor of Earth Day. I remember hikes on...
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My Favorite Recipes for Every Meal
Cooking for yourself allows you to find and adjust recipes to your liking whether you are vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, or none of the...
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10 Essentials for Every Woman's Purse
A woman’s purse basically holds her whole life. I wish I didn’t always have to carry a purse full of items around, but I would feel...
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How I Overcame Amenorrhea by Giving my Body What it Needed
How I Overcame Amenorrhea by Giving My Body What it Needed To not have your menstrual cycle for an extended period of time sounds like a...
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Different Kinds of Teas and Why You Should Drink Them
It may come as a surprise that tea is more than flavored hot water, but it actually provides numerous health benefits for its consumers...
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What it's Like to Want to Gain Weight, Not Lose Weight
The beginning of every new year marks the height of diet culture and whipping your body into shape. Although it doesn’t hurt to want to eat...
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Astrology 101 and Why It Makes Sense
Astrology can be a helpful tool for gaining a deeper understanding of yourself and those around you. It provides a new outlook on the...
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Nutritious Dorm-Friendly Snack Ideas
The diet culture and body image-driven society we live in today is making young women believe they have to achieve a certain figure or...
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Tips to Instantly Look More Put Together
As college students, we often do not have the time or energy to put on a full face of makeup or look like we’re about to walk a runway...
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An Intro Guide To Essential Oils
Essential oils are nothing new, but I find many people still question their purpose, how to use them, and whether they’re worth a try. I am...
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The Difference Between Veganism and Vegetarianism
Social media and the internet, in general, have a way of saturating our minds and our lives with an overabundance of information through...
