For Students

The Comeback of the American Road Trip (for the White and Wealthy)

After Effects  ·  Expert Tips  ·  For Students
August 21, 2020

Since the global outbreak of Covid-19 in February of 2020, the world has borne witness to an incredible shift in the ways that we work, learn, communicate and move (or don’t move) through space. In mid march, as life halted […]


Workspace and Recess

We Should Start Recess in the Workplace

For Students
July 21, 2020

Why is recess not incorporated into the workplace?  Recess: A regularly scheduled period during the school day for students to engage in physical activity and play with their peers. A concept that is deeply embedded in educational systems around the […]


So You’re Looking for a New Job

For Students
July 12, 2020

The inevitable has arrived: you’re going through a career change. Whether you dislike, have outgrown, or been laid off of your current job, finding a new career that feels like the right fit can be daunting. The fact is though, […]


Sorry CDC, We Tried, But We Just Can’t Stay Away

For Students
July 11, 2020

Wide angle shots show five men in a van pressed well within six-feet of each other, high fiving and laughing jovially. They set the scene. Today, they’re helping a young man. He’s stressed out, financially unstable, has an ok job […]


Disconnect from Smartphone

Start Your 10 Day Digital Detox

For Students
July 10, 2020

Long gone are the days of landlines with curly wires spiraling into one long ringlet. Even cordless phones are no competition for the revolutionary iPhone and smartphone. These devices have become so prevalent in our lives today, yet we don’t […]


English Major Skills

An English Degree is the Best Foundation for a Career

For Students
July 6, 2020

There are many misconceptions that come with being an English major. No – we don’t live in the library amongst stacks of old books, feeding off Shakespeare. No – we have not read all the “classics.” No – we do […]


How to Become an Entrepreneur in College

For Students
July 5, 2020

What effect is COVID-19 having on college kids’ emotions? For many, the global pandemic has left us feeling like we lack a purpose. After being sent home early from college, millions of students nationwide have lost access to the academic, […]


Entrepreneurs and Startups Fill the Education Gap

For Students
June 13, 2020

With most of America’s 76 million students currently being homeschooled, this gives the nation’s school systems an opportunity to improve decades-old practices. I’m always seeking the silver lining in things, and in my opinion, this is a great use of time and […]


Knee On The Neck: What Investors Can Learn From ‘Black Lives Matter’

For Students
June 13, 2020

Is it controversial that I’m tired of Ahmaud Arbery, Christian Cooper, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd? That’s not quite right. It’s more accurate to say that I’m just tired, full stop. It’s hard to watch the videos. I know how they’ll end before I press […]


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College Online: Tips & Tricks

For Students
May 28, 2020

College used to be based on long nights at a history-marking library, sleepovers with your roommate, meeting new people, and diving into new cultures. Nobody imagined a semester of college would be summarized in classes at home through Zoom.   Let’s […]




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