Your whole life you’ve been the student. And you still are—but now, the tables are turning. As an education major, more and more teaching opportunities present themselves, training you to one day take on the responsibilities of a teacher. It wasn’t until two semesters ago that I started seeing myself as a teacher. Occasionally, I would teach at PCA for […]
When coming to college, there are many adjustments that have to be made. We all know that these include adjusting to new living spaces, new food, a new job, and a new schedule. However, I’ve noticed that there is one adjustment incoming students make that, for many, may be the most difficult: attending a new church. Campus Church provides an […]
Sure. Marinara is classy, and Alfredo is comforting… But why limit yourself to traditional flavors when pasta provides so much scope for the imagination? Pasta doesn’t just satisfy carb cravings; it can satisfy creativity cravings, too! Craving carbs or creativity? Then these pasta bar hacks are for you! 1.) Florentine Florentine pasta is a personal favourite. To make a Florentine […]
Guest post by freshman Natalie Wilkerson
Speaking from my own experience, I know how overwhelming college seems at first, and how easy it is to feel “lost in the crowd.” I've considered, “I'm just one student among thousands, identified by the six-digit number on my ID card—can I really make a difference?”
If you've ever had similar thoughts, I have three bits of encouragement to share.
Studying. It’s impossible to enjoy. One of the hardest things to find motivation for. Yet one of the most necessary things to do for your classes. I feel like I hear a lot of people saying: “I don’t know how to study!” They can mean that on a general basis, or they just don’t know how for one class type. […]