| Written by Marina M. | —A statement we all know is easier said than done; however, college will kick you out of your comfort zone eventually, whether you’re up for it or not (and that’s a good thing). I stepped out of my comfort zone within my first couple days at Rutgers–Camden. I was […]
Best Spots to Study on Campus
| Written by Kayleigh M. | When it comes to college, studying and finishing school work can be difficult. Between hanging out with friends, binge watching Netflix series, or attending the never-ending campus events, it can seem almost impossible to find a place to totally seclude yourself from distractions and ways to procrastinate. This is […]
Fall Back or Spring Forward: 9 Differences Between Fall and Spring Semesters
| Written by Aaron S. | Campus life has many different stages and movements throughout the year, and some of the greatest paradigm-shifts in your experience at college can be found between the fall and spring semesters. To many students, fall and spring each house their own vibe; for others, it all blurs together. Whether […]
It’s Okay to Get Help
| Written by Julie P. | I remember the day when I finally decided that I needed help. Some days were easier than others, but I just felt like there was a lot going on in my life that I needed to get through. I felt like I was being overloaded with all of my […]
7 Things I Wish I Knew My Freshman Year
| Written by Marina M. | 1. Don’t burn yourself out. As a recent grad who just finished her B.S. in Biology in three years while tackling two part-time jobs, research, and holding different e-board positions in multiple club organizations, I’m the last person to be preaching this—but I mean it! It’s okay to want […]
Best Places for Food in Camden
| Written by Alexis K. | Whether you live on campus or not, chances are, you are going to want to try other food besides the cafeteria food. Being that I work on campus, my friends and I are constantly walking around Camden on our lunch breaks looking for new places to eat! Before I […]
Why Naps Are Important in College
| Written by Myiah G. | Naps are essential in college. We abused and didn’t appreciate these heavenly rests when we were toddlers and now deeply regret moving around and being loud during our guilt-free nap sessions. But we should be bringing them back now; better late than never, right? So, why are naps important, […]
Your Living Situation Can Affect Your Learning Situation
| Written by Breanna R. | A lot of different factors play into academic success. Are you eating right? Do you get enough sleep at night? Is there a social support system available for you? What was your high school education like? What’s your financial situation? Do you have any medical issues or learning disabilities? […]
Rutgers–Camden Majors as Vines
| Written by Myiah G. | Those of you that have social media accounts (especially Twitter) have most likely seen the trending threads of college majors as Vines. I love Vines, so I thought “why not make a Vine thread for the majors offered here at Rutgers–Camden!” Rutgers–Camden offers 41 majors (click here to see […]
What to Expect as an Honors College Student
| Written by Alexis K. | I’ve been an Honors student throughout high school and into my undergraduate study. Being a member of the Rutgers University–Camden Honors College for the past two years has given me many of my friends and made me a more well-rounded person, overall. When I first got accepted into the […]