By Maya Swanson With the fall semester picking up and finals right around the corner, which is hard to believe, we might all need some de-stressing to get us through! Something that can help you get your mind off the stressful parts of school and is a great way to be sustainable is thrifting! Thrifting is my go-to activity when I need a fun activity, and I want to give you all some tips to find the best fall finds for the season.    First, I want to start with where you can g

By Ashley Schroer Stores like Shein, Temu, and Forever21 are a lot of people’s go-to for Halloween costumes. They’re cheap and have everything you need for any costume you can think of. Most of the items that are bought for Halloween from these stores are only worn once then sit in the back of closets, get donated, or thrown out.    I came up with some ideas to help make this year’s Halloween (and all the Halloweens after this one) more sustainable. From DIY ideas to new item

By Alaina Titchen Vision boards are more than just a fun, creative project—they’re a powerful tool for self-improvement. At their core, vision boards help you focus on your goals and clarify what you want in life. Numerous studies suggest that visualization–the practice of mentally imagining your success–can significantly boost your motivation and confidence. When you create a vision board, you’re not just defining your aspirations—you’re also reinforcing them every day. This

By Alaina Titchen Latin Fashion Week (LFW) is more than just a runway show—it’s a movement that celebrates and empowers Latino creatives. Founded by Sobiedy Vidal, an entrepreneur with over 13 years of experience in business strategy, event production, branding, and marketing, LFW has become a beacon of diversity, inclusion, and empowerment within the fashion industry. LFW was initially created to honor emerging Latino designers yet to gain recognition in the mainstream fashi

By Lindsay Roman The cover photo for Chappell Roans album "The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess" Chappell Roan is a skyrocketing LGBTQIA+ singer known for her Pink Pony Club and Good Luck Babe songs. Recently, Chappell was asked about her fashion sense on the Tonight Show. She talked about how she gets her inspiration from horror movies, theater, burlesque, and drag queens. You can see her on stage wearing leotards and tights with bold makeup. Her iconic red hair is also

By Harley Pflugh Sustainability encompasses our goals and mission as an organization. What better way to promote our motto and efforts...

By Natalie Murawski I think the key to happiness starts with being grateful for where we are. Although we may not be exactly where we...

By Jordan Ensign In my junior year of high school, I made what is quite possibly the greatest purchase of my life thus far. I am well...

By Lindsay Roman Every year after Thanksgiving I ask myself what I want to accomplish in the next year. This year, I really wanted to...

By: Ashley Schroer Ballet core has been a trending aesthetic for a long time at this point, and there have been many dancers sharing what...

By Leah Hawthorne Being 5’2, I continue to struggle to find THE jeans. Those jeans that make girls look so effortless, yet so stylish....

By Hayley Meerdo Leaning away from the tips and tricks this month, I wanted to share how different fashion brands we all likely know and...

By Jocelynn Phillips Do you like to spice up your outfits with jewelry? Me and you both. Personally, I think adding some necklaces,...

By Katie Gibson Below is a list of affordable, last-minute St. Patrick’s Day tops that can all be found on Amazon. These are perfect if...

By Alaina Titchen In recent years, the trend of DIY lash extensions has gained significant popularity, with various brands introducing...