Originally, I did not plan to rush — until a couple of weeks before the registration deadline. It is the best decision I have ever made in my college experience.
Your faith is yours alone, and you shouldn’t have to participate in certain events just because “everyone does it” in order to prove the level of a Christian you are.
Even if it makes me look weird, I will continue to reach out to new people and interact with others. It is always important to remember to balance work and fun, and for college students, it’s crucial.
In the blink of an eye, it seemed as though I became a senior in college after navigating a global pandemic, dissecting a presidential election and acing classes that were taught in hybrid situations.
For a Senate rule that wasn’t included in the Constitution, people get really riled up when talking about abolishing the filibuster.
Practicing life as a homebody provides benefits to your structure as a student and a socially active being. There are many factors to be implemented that enforce you to appreciate your space while enabling self-care.
Get a group of friends together, whether they watch the NFL or not, and see who can put together the best team.
It seems all students these days are rushing Greek life, but is it right for you?
