By Emma Ciancio Time management. An integral part of the track to success in college. For some students, time management may look like to-do lists, time blocking, planning a week in advance and much more. For others, time…
Category: Opinion
How to survive: Starting a new club on campus
By Eowyn Thompson A hallmark here at SU is our wide expanse of clubs. Clubs are an amazing place to express yourself with people who share your interests. This sense of community and belonging is…
How to survive: Career fairs and networking
By Lily Fay; Photo Credits to Gordon Wenzel Getting up the courage to find time amongst all your classes, clubs, and sports and even putting in the energy to print out your resume…
The most important meal of the day is every meal
By Rylee Baker Mornings can feel like a tornado just ripped you out of bed and flung you across campus to class. It’s chaotic, messy and you’re only half-conscious. Most students spend what little free time they have gulping down…
How to survive: Finding a study spot
By Eowyn Thompson Do you feel stressed at college? I get it, I am too. As a first-year student I felt, and sometimes I still feel a bit lost. It can be hard to decide where…
Music and culture on America’s biggest field
By Emma Ciancio; Photo Credits to the New York Times The Superbowl is an event that countless Americans look forward to each year. Upon its occurrence, individuals from a vast variety of backgrounds prepare to watch: football fans, non-football…
We survived the snowstorm–But did SU handle it well?
By Noel Bailey, Managing Editor of Publication Design; Photo Credits Jaidyn Steinbrecher If you didn’t already know from looking out your window, walking around campus or trying to drive anywhere; a snowstorm hit Selinsgrove. As college students, most…
How to survive: Food from Deg
By Lily Fay; Photo Credits to SU Admissions When it comes to Evert Dining Hall, otherwise known as “Deg,” many students have mixed feelings about its food. Since undergoing reconstruction this past summer, both…
How to survive the “Susky flu”
By Jaidyn Steinbrecher You wake up. Your alarm for class echoes through your pounding head. You stretch and yawn only to feel a tightness in your throat and chest. Through your dry…
No kitchen, no problem: How students make dorm cooking easy
By Rylee Baker; Photo Credits to Jackie Harrison “Did you know that your diet has a big impact on your mood, your concentration and your level of happiness?” says BetterHealth. What we choose to…