While summer can be an exciting period of productivity or adventure, the summer before classes reopen can also be peaceful, restorative and worthwhile without being extra busy.
Cleaning your glass means more than just the way that the light refracts from it after taking that detrimental inhale. Taking the time and making it a habit can take your next high into the sky.
Mercury's retrograde in Cancer is upon us this summer, it’s time for the zodiac to reflect and look inward as they make changes in their lives.
College is the best time to start understanding your finances by working with loans, scholarships, tuition and university financial advisors and see what works best for you.
College is a fresh start that can feel overwhelming, but the key to success isn’t hidden on social media. Joining organizations, stepping out of your comfort zone, trying hard in class and asking questions are small but mighty forces that will make your transition smoother.
Success in college depends on effective time management, self-discipline and personal responsibility. It’s important for students to plan and create healthy habits that will help shape academic performance and a strong, overall college experience.
Navigating a new town can be overwhelming, but learning the public transportation system does not have to be.
First-year room selection is stressful, but your placement doesn't determine the success of your freshman year.
The walk across the graduation stage will be in honor of the people who have gotten me this far.
Although “experiential learning” lacks a concrete definition on the surface, it has nevertheless been the defining aspect of my college experience.
Abby Waechter writes about being the person who doesn’t fit neatly into the box that people expect. Be the combination no one saw coming. Be willing to look a little different. Be the commanding woman who scares people a little. Be the diva, and if the university president scolds you for “chastising” her, wear it well.
Kyra says that without the roommates she met her freshman year of college, she wouldn’t have had the support system she’s maintained to this day. She says her college experience was amazing because of who she spent it with.
Even if your college career may be ending, it’s irresponsible and dangerous to halt your pursuit of knowledge.
Clara Leder talks about why Athens, Ohio, is the happiest place on Earth. She reflects on the past four years on the bricks and reminisces on the people who supported her along the way.
I knew I wanted to go to a college out of state since I was a kid. It was hard at first, being away from everyone I knew, but in the end, the distance was gone, and Athens became home.
Feeling two contradictory emotions at the same time is a natural part of being human. While it’s not always the most comfortable feeling, it’s the mind’s way of expressing its deep care, indicating its ability to depict the positives and negatives of a situation.
Graduating senior Peyton Ann Hodge shares a list of OU must-dos.
Even though time may be daunting, it’s OK to be emotional or sensitive. Time moves differently for everyone.
“The Post” has given me more than just bylines; it has given me four years of friendships and a passion for this path.
At the end of the day, most people care about who wins the game, but it is the story behind the game in sports that makes people continue to watch year after year.
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