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– 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
Vagueness of vague in that question, but hopefully I can boil it down: I’ve been job hunting for about 2 months now. Web Developer — WordPress, specifically, with 13 years of experience to back that up. I left my previous job, during a natural disaster, where my boss showed all of his true colors about … Read more
Hello, I am currently a senior in college who is about to graduate in a few months with a semi-related degree in Computing in the Arts (Think CS + Studio Art minus a lot of the math classes) with a minor in Information Systems. Graduation is impending, and I am all over the place thinking … Read more
I’m still trying to process everything, so bear with me. For some context, I’ve been working as the store manager at retail store for a 3 months. I was promoted pretty quickly after the previous manager was fired, but I have previous store manager experience. The job has been stressful, but I’ve been doing my … Read more
As the world’s largest commercial real estate firm, CBRE understands the power of a strong employer brand. But how does a B2B company like CBRE stand out in a crowded talent market and attract top talent beyond the real estate industry? To shed light on this, we interviewed Debbie Celado, CBRE’s Global Head of Talent … Read more
Written by Ozioma Odocha (Wellesley College), CET Colombia Student, Fall 2024 Hello everyone, I have finally made the time to write about my experience in Medellín! Medellín is the second largest city in Colombia as well as one of the most popular cities to visit in Colombia. I had a unique experience there and I … Read more
Photos taken by Kennedy Campbell (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Brazil, Fall 2024 Day 1: Arrival and Introduction to Village Life About half an hour outside of the city center lies the Urban Indigenous Village of Tekoa Pyau where our CET program would be staying for the weekend. On our first day, we were warmly welcomed by … Read more
Written by Jada Jackson, (Howard University), Student Correspondent for CET Colombia, Fall 2024 Hi everyone! For my last photo essay, I would like to reflect on our Traveling Seminar to Cartagena, specifically on our trip to San Palenque. Because this land and its people has so much importance and deserves so much appreciation, this photo essay will … Read more
Family traditions, especially those tied to holidays, often hold a significant amount of emotional weight. They provide a sense of continuity, a link to our past, and a way to honor loved ones who are no longer with us. But what happens when these traditions clash with those of a partner’s family? A 26-year-old man … Read more
In the early stages of a relationship, everything feels exciting—new connections, fresh chemistry, and the thrill of getting to know someone. But what happens when that excitement starts to cloud your judgment and things start moving at lightning speed? As the founder of the Love Connection blog and a dating expert, I’ve seen countless relationships … Read more