While students come in many shapes and forms, a “typical” student generally finds themselves having to figure out how to juggle three major priorities: studies, social/personal life and part-time work. If you’re an astute marketing student you might even add in some internships to that list, along with relevant extrac...

Online job sites are a great way to look for a job because you can: Search by keyword, industry type and region to match your skills and interests to jobs that are available in your area Find jobs that interest you and save them to look at later Create an online profile and store your resume so it can be seen by ...

Studying abroad is a blend of social, cultural and academic challenges that international students have to face and overcome to get the best out of their experience in a new country. Many students find it fascinating to be introduced to an entirely new way of living, while some find it difficult to get the hang of it,...

Juicing is a great way to get the nutrients your body needs from vegetables if you don’t eat enough as part of your regular diet. You can make juices in bulk and refrigerate them for the week, or whip up the green goodness on the fly when your body is feeling sluggish. The key to making a green juice that doesn’t tast...

Finding internships abroad can be a daunting task – it’s likely to be coupled with arranging accommodation, meeting new people and settling into life in a new country. But before you begin,  the first thing to do is to get a firmer idea of what type of internship is right for you… Here’s my guide to finding internship...

Yoga and college have a few things in common. College is intended to harness our tremendous potential to change the world. It encourages us to focus on what we want to learn, to broaden our horizons, and cultivate new understandings. The point of college is to train us to engage with the world as people who know their...

They say it’s never too early to make a bad impression, and this is entirely the case when it comes to cover letters. Even the smallest error may cause employers to put your application at the bottom of the pile or even throw it out completely. And so, with competition for graduate jobs as high as it’s ever been, here...