Guest Blogger: Solen Aref

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GUEST BLOGGER: McKenzie Duquaine

SAVING MONEY ON BOOKS: HOW TO KEEP READING WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANK

Reading is the ultimate underrated pastime. Weeks, months or even years can pass by and you don’t even realize that you haven’t read a book. Then, when you go to pick out a book, you realize you don’t want to spend more than $10 on something you may only use once. So, here are 5 tips and tricks for saving some money on books!

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Spring Break Inspiration

Heading somewhere for Spring Break? Whether you're heading to the beach, the mountains or even your local lake, spring break is just more fun with matching apparel. Custom tanks, tees, koozies, water bottles, you name it - we can do it. Choose from a ton of fun, colorful clothing or product options and customize them with a completely original design we make for you, or a variation on something you see in our design gallery!

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GUEST BLOGGER: SOPHIA BERCOW, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

WHY YOU NEED TO GET INVOLVED IN STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS 

How many times has a boomer reminded you that college will be the best four years of your life? My guess is about seven times a day for the last decade. Here’s the thing, though – they’re actually not wrong about this one. College has been the most fun I’ve ever had in my life – over 21 years! Here’s why: I joined student organizations that made my time here more than worthwhile.

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GUEST BLOGGER: SOPHIA BERCOW, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

Healthy eating is likely a goal for every college student, but let’s be real: it’s not what every college student is actually doing.

Junk food is cheaper, easier and faster. It’s also just more accessible. I can’t even name the number of times I’ve come home from a long day on campus just to throw in some top ramen for the 12^th night in a row. It’s a matter of convenience, really.

Well, since it’s still the start of a new year, I’m sure we’ve all heard (and probably already failed) the new year resolutions that all tend to revolve around eating healthy and working out.

I know they’ve probably already failed because, well, that was me and… hello, I had a whole pizza last night. Here’s the thing, though. You don’t have to embark on some crazy crash diet that asks you to cut out everything fun in life in order to eat healthy.

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GUEST BLOGGER: SOPHIA BERCOW, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

The end of winter break often means the end of relaxation - savoring the holidays and all those home-cooked meals. It’s always a bit of a slap in the face to get back into the real world, especially when you're coming back to winter quarter.

Here in the Pacific Northwest, winter for college students tends to mean the least amount of fun you’ll have at school each year. The weather gets a little sad, people are less inclined to go out and school gets tougher because people sign up for harder classes.

As a senior at the University of Oregon, I’ve learned that in order to survive winter quarter, you absolutely have to take mental health days.

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Midterms: the dreadful time where we find ourselves binge-eating junk food, going on endless coffee runs, and crying in the library. Midterms can be a very stressful time for most of us college students, and it becomes easy to not take proper care of over selves. But have no fear! We know how difficult midterm season can be, so we put together a list of things that can help relieve your stress and hopefully better prepare you for your next exam! 

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