Rising education costs and the rapid spread of AI automation have students questioning if a traditional college path is worth it. Imagine racking up debt for a degree, only to see an AI bot land the job you spent years preparing for. It’s a harsh reality that many students are starting to consider. While part-time … Read more
One of the most exciting elements of studying abroad is that your friendships now span the globe. I have friends in Madrid, Barcelona, Florence, and London, just to name a few, and some of my favorite memories have come from visiting each other. Planning for friends’ visits can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to … Read more
On a cold and rainy day in November, we spent the day in the old town of Girona. It is the perfect place to experience the fall weather with the leaves changing. The mossy plants contrast the dark and damp stone walls. The ‘Torre de Carlemany’ is shown here at the side view of the … Read more
There’s a stark line between cherishing a woman’s worth and belittling it. It all boils down to respect. Downgrading a woman’s value is like throwing away your chances with her, especially if she has high standards. A woman who knows her worth won’t waste her time with someone who doesn’t see it. And trust me, … Read more
Growing up without a strong father figure can leave a significant impact. This lack of paternal influence isn’t just an absence; it shapes us, moulding our character and personality in ways we may not always realise. Those of us who’ve grown up in such circumstances often develop certain traits, patterns, or habits later in life. … Read more
It’s not uncommon for couples to argue about seemingly trivial matters. Yet, when a disagreement challenges one’s personal experience or feelings, it can escalate into a much deeper issue. This was the case when a woman’s boyfriend disputed her need for winter socks, insisting that her feet couldn’t possibly be cold in their warm home. … Read more
There’s a significant distinction between being an open book and maintaining a sense of privacy. The contrast boils down to discretion. Keeping certain things private doesn’t mean being secretive, but rather valuing your own peace of mind and personal space. According to psychology, smart people have a habit of keeping some things to themselves. This … Read more
– Sofia Intentionally, I decided not to delve into the minutia of studying abroad in Edinburgh before arriving. I wanted to be surprised, learn how to adapt, and see what would happen. The thing I most worried about was losing the quotidian occurrences I value during the school year -a specific schedule, being able to … Read more