Growing up too quickly isn’t always a choice. Sometimes, life’s circumstances force us to mature faster than our peers. It’s a tough journey, no doubt. But those who navigate this path often develop unique traits that set them apart as adults. These characteristics aren’t always obvious, but they’re deeply ingrained and can actually be quite … Read more
There’s a stark difference between who you are today and the person you hope to become in 2025. The shift doesn’t happen magically; it involves making choices and, often, saying goodbye to certain habits. Becoming a better person means breaking away from patterns that hold you back. It’s about choosing a different path, even if … Read more
In the post-war period, manufacturing jobs were highly sought. At the time, such jobs provided good wages, guaranteed employment, and often the protection of a union. Manufacturing jobs led to the economic boom and the emergence of a strong middle class during the mid-20th century. The oil crisis of the 1970s was the precipitating event … Read more
I’ll probably delete this post soon enough, but I need to get this out and get some input from a neutral person. The people i talk to don’t seem to understand or want to admit that I could possibly be a bad employee. For starters, I wake up every day dreading the work day, really … Read more
There’s a significant distinction between people living in the present and those still caught in the past. The difference lies in their behavior. You see, those stuck in the past have subtle actions that reveal their emotional and mental stagnation. Living in the past, they’re unable to move forward, always reliving old memories and situations. … Read more
Deciding to go abroad is a huge step for many people, and preparing to do so can be different from one person to the next. Students who choose to study abroad are not a monolith; each of us assumes varying degrees of risk upon embarking on our journey abroad. Personally, a great concern of mine … Read more
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter Term ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 I am a big foodie. So let’s start shall we! 1. OctopusI’ve always loved seafood, but my experience with grilled octopus during a family vacation in Mexico last year was a disappointment—it was tough … Read more
Samia Jannatul, Graduating Winter ’25, is a Political Science major studying at the American University of Rome this Fall 2024 Packing for study abroad can be tricky, especially when you’re heading to a foreign country with different climates, cultures, and daily necessities. To make your experience easier, here’s a guide on 5 niche items to … Read more
Bhavika Choudhary, ’28, is a Computer Science major studying at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) this Fall 2024. South Korea’s traditional markets are a kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and flavors that bring the country’s rich culture to life. For an exchange student like me, they became much more than just places to … Read more
Nia Lewis (’25) is a Communication major studying at the University of Aberdeen for Fall 2024. At the University of Aberdeen, the class structure and grading systems are both similar and different from what traditional American universities offer. The grading system here technically has 23 grades. The grading scale ranges from 20 (the highest) down … Read more