Don’t stress: Finding direction post-graduation
At the end of every journey lies a new beginning. For undergrad students, this journey will unfold in a plethora of ways. Some will dive right into the corporate world, while others will pursue...
Planning for a Post-Grad Education
Most people believe that if you want to go to a graduate school program then you need to start planning early. It is recommended to start looking into programs two years before graduating. However,...
Mastering the job hunt
Finding a job is certainly not the easiest of tasks. First, you spend countless hours polishing your application, and then you spend more hours contemplating and worrying about the interview. After the interview, you...
Campus Cope: Hopping into Easter-themed activities
Easter 2021 is fast approaching, and while celebrating this holiday during a pandemic is hard, it can still be done while adhering to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines and ensuring everyone’s safety....
Economics Major Survival Guide
Math-Related Courses Come First
Many courses like the math series and the statistics class are generally prerequisites for upper division courses as well as lower division courses so it’s advisable to start knocking those classes...
How to conquer recommendation letters
In a perfect world, recommendation letters would be sent to no job or school and endorsement would come from our friends that would vouch for our musical aux talent and grade our so-called "rizz."...
Campus Cope: Mapping out your education abroad adventure
CORRECTION 4/4/19: On the printed version of this article, it is stated that the Education Abroad office is in Surge. This is incorrect. The Education Abroad office is in Skye Hall.
Some preconceptions people have...
Campus Cope: How to overcome the winter quarter slump
It is officially winter quarter, and as the weather gets colder, the overwhelming urge to snuggle up in bed with a warm beverage and an endless supply of feel-good movies begins to grow. Here...
Campus Cope: Scotty Sponsored Sob Sesh
Everybody cries sometimes. Here are the best places to shed a few tears on campus.
The privacy of your own home
If you live on campus, an empty apartment or dorm is a rare occurrence. While...
Campus Cope: the importance of campus involvement
Archive / Highlander
College is often a period in our lives where we truly see ourselves grow into responsible, active and independent individuals. Four-year universities such as UCR...