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Credit cards are necessary for those wanting to buy a house, phone, car, and other things. They can seem daunting because we're always warne

The Joiner Foundation has done so many wonderful projects over the years. Some have stayed, while others have come and gone. In this blog, I

I've done my fair share of working from home or doing school from home, and so on. So, I know that working from home can cause anxiety or br

No matter who you are or where you are within life, you will experience rejection. It's just something that we have to go through. Understan

Meet Regina Avian Price, an undergraduate student at Georgia State University, studying Neuroscience with a pre-medical concentration. 1....

I know that we're in the middle of a pandemic and that study abroad may be the last thing on everyone's mind, but the hope is that the...

2020 sounded like a beautiful year before it rolled in. It was to be a year of hope, possibility, and everything in between. However,...

I know you've heard of the elevator pitch and people always talking about networking and the importance of it. Networking is the process of

I have started therapy. Best decision I could have made. After COVID and graduating and things being stagnant for me, comparing myself to ot

This is an unusual topic to discuss on this blog but, as a music lover, musician and a writing assistant to a Hip Hop Scholar, I am surround

This pandemic has brought to light several things, one of them being ageism. Ageism is discrimination against older people. Between several

The U.S. constitution says “land of the free”, but I don’t think that line applies to people of color, black people specifically...

Other things you can do: volunteer, use less plastic and more reusable bags, plant a tree, carpool or use a bike. There are so many things t

We all have that one special gift that makes us unique and sets us apart from each other. It is distinct in its own right and defies our...

When I walked onto the campus of Georgia Tech, the sky seemed bluer, the grass seemed greener, Tech was IT...

These are tough times where people are required to stay home and, with me being such an on the go person, that's difficult. I'd rather be...

Interests change like seasons, familiar faces become stagnant reasons of what not to seek when it all falls down. Memories to cling on to...

This blog was requested. Being a part of greek life is a huge deal, especially if you have greeks within the family. It can be exciting...

It seems like yesterday I was enjoying the last few moments of my 2019 summer break and preparing for the fall semester. Fast forward,...

There are 24 hours in a day, 168 hours in a week, and an average of 672 hours a month, and yet we still struggle to check off each task...