10 Bedroom Pop Songs to Add to Your Sex Playlist
Many women, men, and nonbinary individuals have curated playlists dedicated to their sexual encounters. Not everyone listens to music...
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Life Lessons I Learned from my 8-Year-Old Brother
Who is your role model? For me, this isn’t such an easy question. There are so many people I look up to for a variety of reasons. I have...
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How to Overcome Gym Anxiety
Hello everyone! I hope everyone had a great start to their semester and is doing well. Let me ask you something - when you work out, do you...
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It’s Normal: Self Care Edition
Life doesn't stop when we're having a bad day. Learning to understand and listen to yourself when somethings wrong with you is important.
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We’re Not in High School Anymore (or Freshman Year!)
I cannot believe I am writing this as a new, freshly moved- in sophomore at FSU. That is so crazy to me. Time really does fly, whether you...
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A Classified Handbook on Becoming the Best Version of Yourself
I think while quarantine has been a burden to nearly every facet of life, it has indubitably given a lot of my friends -- and certainly myself -- a great deal of time to reflect. Yes, had certain events not panned out as they did in 2020, we most certainly would be enjoying a life we were all accustomed to prior. However, needless to say, we cannot prevent the natural flow, only our processing mechanisms. This is something that has taken me a great deal of time to respect. As we get older, certain things and people that come into our lives cannot be controlled, but the way in which we internalize and process these incoming thoughts can be -- the sun is always burning behind every storm.
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It's Okay to Not Graduate "On Time"
At the end of my first year of college, I was at another school, already prepared to transfer to WCU. I experienced the most disappointment...
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Staying Social in a Socially Distant World
Staying close with your friends is hard during a global pandemic, but making new friends is even harder. Here are some tips on how to stay social in a world that seems completely opposed to that!
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5 Things All First Years Should Know That No One Wants to Admit
1. Alone time is a necessity. So you’re leaving for college and everyone tells you to spend as much time out of your room as possible. The...
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What No One Tells You About College
I’ve Been a College Student for One Month. Here’s What No One Tells You: You might not always be best friends with your roommate. This isn’...
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The Biggest Lesson a Sunflower Taught Me About Life
Recently someone told me that they love sunflowers because of the fact that they always face the sun, no matter what. I got to thinking...
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Love Lessons From Love Island: The Dos and Don'ts of Starting a New Relationship
Who said reality TV doesn't have merit?
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BOY BYE
When it comes to relationships, some of us have had the unfortunate, but eye-opening, experience of being in an extremely toxic situation,...
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5 Things To Do After Completing a Summer Internship
Two weeks ago, my internship with Green Philly—an online publication that connects Philadelphians to sustainable solutions—came to an end...
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Is "Sophomoritis" a Thing?
You've probably heard of "senioritis": the common condition that afflicts people in their final years of high school/college. Symptoms...
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Making Friends in College: Quality > Quantity
Making friends in college can be difficult, especially when everything is online. Here's my advice for how to find your people and make real, quality friendships.
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Five Reasons Why You Should Be Writing In A Journal
Writing in a notebook has been an integral part of my upbringing since before I could even spell. Each blank page becomes a new friend to...
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Guarding your Heart
“How do you even go about guarding your heart?” some people may even ask. “What are the things that I may do that can leave my heart exposed?” other people may ask because sometimes you just don’t realize that you’re hurting your heart, but you are. In this article, I will give you four ways to guard your heart.
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