5 M-22 Hikes You Should Try
Hiking is one of the many things to look forward to when it comes to summer in Michigan. It’s a great way to get some exercise, relax, and...
Rayna Skiver (MSU ‘22)
Rayna Skiver (MSU ‘22)
Rayna is a junior in the School of Journalism. Her focus is in environment, science and health reporting, as well as health promotions. Rayna likes hiking, coffee, books, art, and plants.
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Books You Need to Read This Spring
Already, this semester has me a little bit stressed. Now, there’s a few things I do to cope. 1) Eat too much food, 2) Drink too much coffee, and 3) Read fictional books to escape reality. Since number three happens to be a year long coping mechanism, I tend to keep up on all the new book releases coming out. Here’s a few I think you should check out!
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New December Books You Have to Read
Reading is a great way to relax and take your mind off of the constant stress that comes with being a college student.
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How to Unwind During Winter Break
During the school year, students definitely don’t get enough breaks. Winter break is the only time where we can actually relax and not do any homework whatsoever.
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Five of the Best Book to Movie Adaptations
The saying goes that the book is always better than the movie, but sometimes, the movie turns out just as good.
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How to Remotivate Mid Semester
Being overwhelmed can make you lose focus and motivation, so it’s important to take the time to get things back under control.
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Plants You Need for Your Dorm Room
Having plants in your dorm room can be a great way to decorate your space. They brighten up your room and create a relaxing aesthetic...
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How to be More Sustainable in the Kitchen
An easy way to become more sustainable is by examining your current lifestyle and deciding where changes can be made. It helps to think of different facets of your life and the things that you use everyday. Let’s start in the kitchen!
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Books You Need to Read This Fall
With the leaves changing colors and the weather getting colder, fall is officially here. Nothing says fall like grabbing a fuzzy blanket, a...
