Senioritis and the will to continue forward
Benz de Marshall Pierre | Staff Writer For seniors, the four years of painstakingly pursuing a degree are inches closer to an end. The rush…
Benz de Marshall Pierre | Staff Writer For seniors, the four years of painstakingly pursuing a degree are inches closer to an end. The rush…
Carlos Pino/Contributing Writer A dreadful thought passes through the minds of some students: how do we balance the workload of school with a relationship? Well,…
Judith George/Contributing Writer As I begin my junior year at FIU, I can’t help but to think how fast college just seems to be passing…
By Dalton Tevlin In 2016, the Center for Disease Control conducted a study that showed 52 percent of students aged 15-24 used condoms regularly. Nicole…
The college experience is divided in two parts that operate off of one another: finding yourself and leaving your comfort zone.
As final exams week looms nearer, sleep-deprived students are dozing off in library cubicles, napping on the benches or grass outside and even catching a few z’s in their cars. All-nighters are nothing short of ordinary, but the college experience is fueling a burnout culture where it’s normal, and sometimes even celebrated to forego sleep.
There is a centuries old tug of war battle going on between friends and the main squeeze. Honestly, friends might be better for you than your significant other will ever be.
Dogs can become depressed and anxious when left alone for too long. This is why finding time in your schedule to care for and love your dog is so crucial for their well being.
The merits and demerits of online vs. in-person education are many. However, it is up to each individual student to choose what is best for them and succeed as a result of that choice.
All people are different, with some using technology more than others. We all have and understand our own wiring. Internet addiction is sucking the life out of us, taking us away from the engagement of reality.