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    Skincare: Part 2

    In my last article, we discussed how to find your skin type, what that means, and why it matters. Now, the next, and perhaps most important step, is how to correctly use all of your skincare products. And before you ask, the reason all of this matters is, if you accidentally apply these in the wrong order, you could end up irritating your skin or rendering your products absolutely useless. Now that that's all squared away, let's dive right in.

    By Emma Hudziak • UVM Contributor • Beauty

  • Picking Up a New Hobby

    I'm someone who doesn’t really care much for a routine- maybe it’s the Sagittarius in me. I go with the flow; I’m comfortable with what I’m...

    By Cati Januzzi • UVM Contributor • Wellness

  • Top 5 Favorite Schitt's Creek Moments

    As Buzzfeed puts it, “there’s two types of people in this world - people who love Schitt’s Creek, and people who haven’t watched it yet.” So in honor of season six of Schitt’s Creek being released on Netflix, here are my favorite Schitt’s Creek moments from the first five seasons.

    By Rose Kaufmann • UVM Contributor • Entertainment
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    Tired of Reading? Try Podcasts!

    Since the transition to online/hybrid classes, I have found myself glued to textbooks and computer screens more than I used to. By the end of the day, I feel exhausted and can barely get five pages in before dozing off. As an alternative, I have started listening to podcasts. They’re a fun way to learn something new, get wellness tips, have a laugh, listen to murder stories (in a fun way), and much more! Using Apple Music or Spotify, you can access a plethora of podcasts to listen to in bed, while making breakfast, or on a daily walk, etc. All you have to do is pop in some earbuds or sync up to your speaker and you can dive into a whole new world.

    By Emma Hoechner • UVM Contributor • Entertainment

  • Listening to Your Body and Giving it What it Needs

    It is so easy to fall into the trap of thinking you're not doing enough. A lot of us tend to follow influencers on various social media platforms that, although it may not be intentional, make us feel like there is more to accomplish in everyday life. Sometimes it seems like we aren't fulfilling our fitness goals to their fullest potential or that we should be further in our career paths. Regardless of what that feeling is, the best thing you can do for yourself is take a step back and listen to your body's personal needs.

    By Isabelle Vogell • UVM Contributor • Mental Health

  • Wine 101

    * Disclaimer: this article is intended for those 21 years and older*

    By Cati Januzzi • UVM Contributor • Food