College life has a significant impact on campus spaces. There are a lot of people moving through these spaces, generating waste, pollution, and other damage. More colleges today are adopting eco-friendly campus practices, such as renewable energy systems. Still, one of the ways you, as a student, can make a positive impact this spring is by organizing a campus clean-up day. Firstly, a clean-up is an exercise in social and environmental responsibility, recognizing that those who contribute to negative impact should also contribute to addressing it. It’s also a great community initiative, offeri ..read more

Student protests on campuses across the United States have surged in the past week or so focusing their efforts on ending the war in Gaza and urging divestment from companies with ties to Israel, reflecting a broader wave of campus activism dedicated to social justice causes. The spread of these protests to the Middle East and Europe have been inspired by sit-ins and actions in the U.S., marking a significant global movement against conflict and corporate complicity. The catalyst for the recent surge in campus protest activity has been highlighted by events at Columbia University, where a crac ..read more

As AI (artificial intelligence) advances, it’s natural for students to be concerned over how it may impact job prospects and job security. 23% of workers in the U.S. already have jobs that involve AI in some capacity, Pew Research Center reveals. Yet, rather reassuringly, most workers that use AI a lot to assist with tasks don’t feel threatened by it (for example, 32% of IT workers say AI will help more than hurt them, whereas only 11% say the opposite). Nevertheless, it pays to be prepared and future-proof your career against AI. Job hunting in the most AI-proof states (namely Texas, Arizona ..read more

College students have a lot to think about. While it’s a time of growth and development for young adults, it’s also a time to think about the future. If you’re going to graduate in a year or two, you might already have a good idea of what you want to do. But, stepping out into the real world after graduation can often be intimidating and overwhelming. Having a mentor along the way can make a big difference. A mentor relationship can boost your confidence, teach you what you need to know about your field of interest, and potentially help you network with the right people. But, how can you find ..read more

Living in a dorm is one of the most quintessential parts of the college experience. Though dorm life presents a few challenges, having a comfortable and safe space can make the transition from home to dorm room much easier for most students. This is why safety and security is a top priority among families when choosing a dorm for their children. Most in-campus dorms have access to protective services from the school, but this doesn’t guarantee total protection against crimes. According to recent data, dorm burglaries are the top college dorm security threat, making up 70 percent of all dorm cr ..read more

The newest trailer for “Deadpool & Wolverine” marks a significant moment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, showcasing the much-anticipated team-up of Deadpool and Wolverine. With Wolverine initially wary but eventually joining forces with Deadpool, the trailer hints at an action-packed narrative filled with their characteristic banter and humor. We explore the key moments of the trailer, delve into the dynamics between the two iconic characters, and speculate on the film’s potential impacts on future Marvel movies. As the first R-rated film in the MCU, “Deadpool & Wolverine” is poised ..read more

Technology has become an integral part of our society. This can offer great career opportunities after you graduate. Even not strictly tech-focused careers — such as academic leadership — require a certain amount of hardware and software knowledge as more digital tools are integrated into roles. The result of this is that it’s vital to seek out a more in-depth technological education. Yet, taking on another degree to do this is not always practical. One solution is to seek out unconventional learning experiences that enhance your tech skill set. This may be to gain nuanced abilities related to ..read more

“Experience, travel—these are as education in themselves,” stated 5th-century Greek playwright, Euripides and his words are as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago. The idea of ‘travel as education’ began booming in the 16th century, when the upper classes began seeing leisure touring as a means of learning. At this time, well-to-do families from countries like England, France, Poland, and Italy sent their sons abroad to hone their theoretical knowledge. In the 18th century, the idea of a ‘Grand Tour’ comprising some of the most famous historical sites (in Northern Europe and Ita ..read more

The much-anticipated sequel to the 2019 film, titled “Joker 2: Folie à Deux,” is set to captivate audiences with its release on October 4, 2024. Directed by Todd Phillips, this installment reintroduces Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, the enigmatic Joker, with Lady Gaga making a striking entry as Harley Quinn. The inclusion of Lady Gaga not only promises exceptional performances but ensures significant interest, positioning “Joker 2” as a potentially transformative moment for the franchise. Marking a significant departure from its predecessor, “Joker 2” is heralded as an R-rated musical and ps ..read more

A good property management professional must have memorized theory, read the books, and be experienced in property management practices. Certain situations are unexpected and specific, so a property manager may need practical knowledge to handle the circumstances. Property schools offer more than just academic education; they provide many practical benefits that can significantly enhance a college student’s experience and prospects. While the primary focus of property schools remains on theoretical knowledge and skill development, the extracurricular opportunities, networking avenues, and real ..read more