Confessions of a former unemployee
The faster you realize you are unemployable, the quicker you can make yourself employable.
Business spotlight: Grey Hearts Denim
For them, it’s important to ensure that you have a quality piece that fits you well and will last you a lifetime—a piece you can pass down to your kids. With Sean and Paul’s expertise, attention to detail, and care, that’s exactly what you get at Grey Hearts—an opportunity to buy the right piece the first time.
Business spotlight: This Space Belongs To You
“I wish that queer and IBPOC business owners knew that they can do it too. The system tells us that we can’t and continues to push against us, but we are capable of being in leadership roles. We are capable of building services and businesses and empires in this community.”
Ideja’s Declassified School Survival Guide
Navigating university in your first year can be challenging! Here are five things I wish I knew.
Confessions of a raging bedtime procrastinator
Staying up late to scroll on your phone? Losing sleep? Too many things to do? No time for yourself? This sounds like a classic case of revenge bedtime procrastination.
Five tips to take the struggle out of your meals
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by the idea of eating well. The good news is that managing a nutritious diet doesn’t need to be expensive or time-consuming. Here are five tips that you can follow to help your meals better fuel your body.
Four ways to enhance your UBCO experience when on a student budget
I know for myself personally, when it comes to school, I stress over the price. Tuition, books, classes, technology… there’s a price for everything that gets me a degree. At the end of the day, I want to be able to enjoy myself outside of school without feeling the stress of it being costly. Here […]
A series of unfortunate events
Oftentimes small misfortunes are enough to instantly ruin the vibe and can distract from whatever it is you were focused on before. I’ve compiled a list of three unfortunate events and presented solutions that can help you be resilient the next time you experience something similar.
What to do, where to go
Some people come into university knowing exactly what they’re going to do with their lives. I relate more with everyone who has come into university with a murkier vision of their final destination. Most of us are looking to better educate ourselves and find out what our future lives as professionals could look like. With this said, I personally have some strategies that I think can help me and many others to at least start the process of “figuring it out”.
I think I can, I know I can, I don’t have time
Our generation is overexposed to the world of media. A few clicks present us with endless streams of entertainment. Our preoccupation with school and its never-ending demands provides all the incentive we need to spend the rest of our waking time trying to find some sort of peace. It’s time to make time for creative outlets instead of getting sucked into our screens.