5 Tips to Help You Get a Part-Time Job
February 11, 2023 | Clemson Student Life
Managing your money can be tricky in college, especially if you don’t have income flowing in. And how are you supposed to keep your grades up with a full-time job, too? Instead of jumping all-in on a 40-hour work week, consider starting with a part-time job to support your lifestyle and keep up your coursework.
… Continue reading5 Essential Safety Tips for Off-Campus College Students
January 30, 2023 | Clemson Student Life
It’s tempting to think of university life as a bubble, insulated from everything else. But just like anyone else, college students are vulnerable to dangerous situations. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 27,300 crimes were reported on vocational or higher-education campuses in a year—the most common being physical assault, sexual offenses, vehicle theft and burglaries. The bottom line? You don’t need to live every day in fear, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take precaution.
… Continue readingHow to Make Resolutions You (Actually) Want to Keep in 2023
January 6, 2023 | Uncategorized
Let’s be honest—goals in January are hard to stick to.
The start of a new year can inspire us, but the feeling doesn’t always last. Our advice? Don’t be so hard on yourself, and create a plan you can stick to. We’re all human, and over-committing is our specialty! The best long-term goals for students are the ones we can stick to. Here’s how to make realistic New Year’s resolutions that won’t bring you down in February:
… Continue readingHolidays + Mental Health: Taking Care of Yourself This Season
December 2, 2022 | Clemson Student Life
The holidays are almost here! This time of year can be really special, but for some, it’s emotionally draining—and the toll it takes on their mental health is overwhelming.
And if you’ve noticed that this year just doesn’t feel as joyful or celebratory as you think it should, you’re not alone. In fact, a study by the National Alliance on Mental Illness found that 64 percent of people with mental illness feel that the holidays present additional challenges every year. But whether or not you’ve struggled with mental health before, everyone is susceptible to feeling low or extreme stress.
… Continue readingSpending Thanksgiving on Campus? 5 Things to Do
October 30, 2022 | Campus Life at Clemson University
Thanksgiving is a time to visit family, eat delicious food and focus on cultivating an attitude of gratitude. But no matter how well we plan ahead, things can get in the way of going home—and we end up doing nothing at all. Even though hanging in your apartment for hours on end can be fun, your break doesn’t have to go to waste. There are plenty of ways to make your stay at school meaningful (and memorable) this holiday season. Take a little inspiration from these five ideas:
… Continue reading6 Easy Last-Minute Costumes for Halloween Parties
September 19, 2022 | Clemson Student Life
Halloween is a major deal on university campuses—so much so that schools all around the U.S. have their own traditions to celebrate this spooky occasion. Whether you’re into eerie jump scares or more light-hearted fun, you can be sure that several campus costume parties will be calling your name on October 31.
… Continue readingBecoming Study-Ready: How to Prepare for Fall Semester
August 29, 2022 | Clemson Student Life
How to Plan a Summer Party on a Student Budget
July 28, 2022 | Clemson Student Life
5 Tips to Improve Your Relationship with Social Media
June 28, 2022 | Clemson Student Life
Social media is an essential part of our lives. These apps keep us connected: we can share what we’re up to, boost community causes, or post embarrassing photos from last Saturday’s game night. But of course, there are downsides to using social media. It’s probably not realistic to delete our social media altogether, so we recommend using these five tips to help you improve your relationship with it instead:
… Continue readingBalancing School and Summer: How to Make It Work
May 15, 2022 | Clemson Student Life
When you were an elementary school student, summertime was an extended break to relax, unwind, enjoy beautiful weather, and spend time with friends and family. But when you moved to college, summers probably became a little different. These four years often come with more responsibilities, and it can be harder to capture that original summer fun.
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