The Food & Wellness page is pretty straight forward: food and wellness, but with a twist! Our stories are created by college students and created for college students. Cheap meal ideas, mental health discussion, and tips for study are all the kinds of stories you’ll find here.
Written by Marisa Seager Whether or not you believe in the “luck of the Irish,” St. Patrick’s Day can be a great reminder about luck itself. Have you ever witnessed a friend of yours, or anyone around you, experience good fortune and wonder how they have gotten so lucky? Whether it’s relating to a career,…
Written by Zoe Manoukian Decorating among millennials often entails pairing the perfect plant with the cutest pattern with the simplest furniture. It can go so far as to choosing a particular scent to compliment the ambiance, in accordance with the idea that certain scents trigger certain emotions and chemical releases. Likewise, a millennial (or a…
Written by Kevin Vitkus In honor of St. Patrick’s Day this week’s cuisine will be Corned Beef and Cabbage eggrolls. This was a favorite of mine when I was a kid. My grandmother and I would make these together and our whole family would sit around and wait in anticipation. Ingredients: Cabbage Walmart: $0.76 Kroger:…
Written by Sarah Joseph Midterms are upon us! And with midterms, we often need some self-care. Self-care includes treating yourself, especially with some comfort food. This week I will be giving you the recipe to my favorite steak sandwich, a little treat for all of you for the coming midterm week. (If you’re a vegetarian…
Written by Joyelle Ronan Last week for Galentine’s day, a friend and I went out for a drink. She told me that she shouldn’t be having alcohol because she gave up drinking for the rest of the month. I told her that this didn’t really count because it was only one drink. But then, I…
Written by Marisa Seager At a time as stressful as midterms week, how important is it that we, as college students, stay active? Although it is not something that will make or break you, it will in fact make this an easier time for you. Sophomore, Jade Bryan, says that exercising is quite important because…
Written by Zoe Manoukian At the start of my winter break, I drove from Nantes to Paris with a young man who I met through a ride sharing application. Throughout the four hours, we discussed politics, films, must see French spots, and our current situations. I was interested to hear that my road companion was…
Written by Jessica Shelburne In a culture that seems to become more divided with each breaking news headline, politics exists within the midst of most disagreements and discourse. This is true for the public as a collective as well as for personal relationships. As Americans, we are free to express strong opinions and beliefs (which…
Written by Zoe Manoukian Valentine’s Day is on its way and what better way to celebrate than with food. Whether you’re single or in a relationship, try branching out, getting off campus, and exploring new restaurants in the area. One place I recommend is a place in Vinton, a little town right outside of downtown…
Written by Sarah Joseph For any of you who love The Bachelor or cheese or just looking to spice up your Valentine’s/ Galetine’s Day celebrations, the charcuterie board is right for you. But first, what is a charcuterie board? The etymology of the word charcuterie comes from the French language– the word “chair” which means…