How to Start Off the Semester Strong
Blogger, Isabella Lasneski, gives a few tips on how to start off the semester strong.
Blogger, Isabella Lasneski, gives a few tips on how to start off the semester strong.
Blogger, Grace Potochney, created a list of college students of essentials to become more eco-friendly in 2022!
Anna Birk explains the impact on students mental health of having virtual classes still in session
Cooking in college can be a hassle, but there are many easy meals that are quick and still delicious. Taylor Strnad shares her favorite easy recipes!
If you and your friends are bored this summer in Athens, here is a list of places you may have never been to before!
By Madison Kopp, Blogger College means two things: no parents and no one telling you to clean your room … until your dirty clothes start to pile up and your roommate starts subtly suggesting that you do your laundry. Doing your own laundry may be challenging at first, but it is easier than you may think. Laundry symbols on clothing labels may seem confusing, but they are important for correctly washing and drying as well as bleaching or ironing. Here are a few common symbols and what they mean. Washing Symbols The wash tub icon tells you exactly how to wash the garment. Underscored lines indicate the recommended cycle and black dots representing water temperature. If needed, the triangle on clothing labels indicate bleaching instructions. Also, always be sure to add in your detergent before washing. Now that you know the most common symbols for washing, you should be ready to start the laundry. Before anything else, you need to separate your clothes into piles. Darks and lights should always be separate to avoid the bleeding …
If your spring break was canceled, here are VRNT’s favorite ways to take a mental break for a day.
With many universities foregoing a spring break due to COVID-19, burnout in college students is more prevalent than ever. Here are some ways to stay refreshed this semester.
Ohio University student puts a local spin on 1997 The Lab Company brand.
It can be hard to find trendy college apparel but fret no more — Hype & Vice puts a spin on your typical college gear.