By Emily Bowman So you’ve attended the Career Fair, stocked up on business cards, and handed out more résumés than you can keep track of. Success! But now what? One of the most crucial steps of any networking experience is the follow-up. Letting people know that you valued […]
By: Natalie A. Correa After returning from studying abroad in St. Andrews, Scotland, it has become a personal mission of mine to try every food Worcester has to offer before I graduate. How could I have crossed everything off my St. Andrews food “bucket list” but not that […]
By John Hodge As a senior, I have recently spent a great deal of time meditating on the future. What will I be doing this time next year? Where will I be? Who will I be with? Questions of this sort are simultaneously exhilarating and mortifying, which is […]
By John Buzzard One of the most important parts of the college experience is getting involved in clubs, teams, and organizations. When you get involved in clubs, you are opening yourself up to a world of brand new opportunities and interests. This is most important to first year […]
By John Kim Hometown: Chicopee, MA Current position on campus: CDC What is it about being a CDC that you enjoy it so greatly?: Getting to know people and help them through their college experience. Role Model: Either JK Rowling, who is basically the best, or Michelle Obama […]
Q: What is binge drinking and what are its effects? A: Many college students today will frequently hear or see the phrase “binge drinking,” but most of us do not know the formal definition of the term, nor do we understand the reality of its effects on our […]
By Bobby Tuzzio If you are looking for a good movie, look no further than “10 Cloverfield Lane.” It is hands down the best science fiction movie of 2016 so far (even ahead of big budget blockbusters such as “Star Trek: Beyond” and “Independence Day: Resurgence”). It is […]
John Kim Hometown: Boston, MA Major: Amanda: Chem / Ally: Math Best Dorm: Loyola Favorite Holy Cross Class: Chem 181 / Educational Psychology Least Favorite Holy Cross Class: Bio 161. It’s how we bonded. Number of All-Nighters last Semester: 2 Favorite Animal: Dogs Favorite Book: “Goldfish” by Nat […]
By Shannon Burns For many people, change is hard. Change can mean that your world and your life deviate from what they once were, from what you once knew them to be, and maybe from what you were comfortable with. In certain circumstances change can be negative and […]
By John Kim Hometown: Bethlehem, PA Current position on campus: CDC of Lehy Hall What is it about being a CDC that you enjoy it so greatly?: Meeting people in their college homes and trying to make it feel like a home. Role Model: My first CDC at […]
Q: Where can I find reliable information about my health? A: Since you’re reading this, you’re off to a good start! We (your Student Health Awareness Peer Educators, or SHAPE) will be running a regular column answering common health questions. Additionally, Health Services can be reached here on […]
By Shannon Burns There is so much that we can learn from children. In particular, their ability to dream big without being fazed by skepticism is admirable, and something that we sometimes lose with age. Children usually don’t think in terms of impossibility or probability, but rather tend […]
