By: Carly Illos Living in a different state my entire life and transitioning to Columbus, Ohio was something I was not fully prepared for. The Ohio State University has a large population of out-of-state students, but it also has in-state students that know where to go and what to do on campus. This was hardContinue reading “Navigating college as an out-of-state student”
By: Hayley Zugaro I have always struggled to figure out the appropriate soundtrack for when I’m doing homework. For some people, house and EDM, or even pop hits, might be ideal study genres. Personally, my study playlist ranges from electronic, to jazz, to indie, and is almost exclusively instrumental, with a few exceptions. My brainContinue reading “It’s Time to Lock In: Song Recommendations for a Productive Study Session”
By: Shilpa Gopal With the Oscars just under a month away, one nominated film has landed itself in hot water. Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” has received ten nominations, including one commending actor Adrien Brody for Best Actor. The film fell into controversy when its editor revealed that they had used Respeecher, a voice-editing artificial intelligenceContinue reading “Artificial Intelligence is a Silent Killer”
By: Gracie Croy In today’s world, materialism is practically unavoidable—but let’s face it, there’s no escaping it. Instead of resisting, why not embrace it in a way that works for you? Trends may come and go, but your personal style is what truly sets you apart. With that in mind, here are five ways toContinue reading “Essential Shopping Tips to Elevate Your Style”
By: Siya Shah While sustainable fashion just became popularized, it has been a technique used for many years in order to preserve, maintain, and reduce throwing away items that might be beneficial to others. Fashion for the Earth states that “sustainable fashion refers to a clothing supply chain that is ecologically and socially responsible”. HavingContinue reading “Sustainable Fashion at The Ohio State University”
By: Frankie Damiano I am a complex person and therefore hold a multitude of identities…one of those primarily being a professional hater. My hate knows no bounds—I hate both stupid and profound things. I have made hating my full-time job. Now, for your enjoyment, here are 8 things I hate about life (in no particularContinue reading “A Love Letter From a Professional Hater”
By: Madison Medlen In today’s competitive job market, setting yourself apart from other candidates can feel challenging. College is the perfect opportunity to establish your personal brand and show your strengths to employers, professors and peers. This goes beyond your grades and extends to what sets you apart outside of the classroom. As a first-generationContinue reading “How to Build Your Personal Brand In College”
By: Audrey Goodstein I have to pick a major for college. Or do I? I have no idea what I want to do. Maybe I’ll just go “Undeclared”. These are some of the questions that swirled in my mind while applying to colleges. It was stressful and overwhelming because I hadn’t fully figured out whatContinue reading “Why I Chose to Become a Communication Major at The Ohio State University”
By: Adam Eskender Heading into college, you are bombarded with so many options and different responsibilities that you didn’t have when you were in high school. All of those options seem great at first but it can be overwhelming to a lot of students who weren’t prepared to make so many decisions. To help sortContinue reading “How to Get an Internship”
By: Sarah Andebrhan Thinking of applying for an out-of-state internship? Now is the time to prepare! Many competitive summer internships in major cities open applications nearly a year early. This process may feel intimidating. However, starting early helps you stand out in a competitive applicant pool. Before applying, identify what you want to gain fromContinue reading “Step-by-step guide to securing out-of-state internships in 2025”