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12 Media Recommendations for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
This year, as many regions are in the process of recovery from the global pandemic that shattered our daily routines, the month of May brings a new context to the importance of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Officially established by Congress in 1992, APAHM is an opportunity for Asian and Pacific Islander voices to be…
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Building Out Your Productive Summer — Tips for Students
After weeks upon weeks of stressing over deadlines, submitting assignments, and cramming for exams, the light at the end of the tunnel begins to appear a little brighter. It’s almost summer break! When your long-awaited vacation finally arrives, you realize that the lack of items on your to-do list has left you with a lot…
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A Recent Graduate’s Guide to Controlling your Finances
In many ways, graduation feels like the finish line of a long race. You’ve been dreaming about not having to attend classes or write twelve pages on the molecular structure of a twig. What happens when you get there and realize that graduation is just the beginning of an adult life? Well if you are…
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Simplify Your Finances and Your Life in 5 Easy Steps
Simplifying your finances can improve your quality of life by decreasing money-related stress and freeing up time to do the things you love. Everyone has to deal with their finances differently, and some are more organized than others. Every individual would benefit from getting a hold of their spending, budget, and personal finances to live…
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Take Control of Impulsive Spending
Let’s be honest, we have all found ourselves victim to the temptations of impulsive shopping. It’s difficult to resist the calling of a seasonal sale, especially when this offer comes with the promise of an updated summer wardrobe or a new device for your productive home office set-up. However, the shame outweighs the benefits when…
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Avoid Fooling Around with your Food Budget
As we head into April and COVID-19 restrictions allow for restaurant reopenings, it is essential to reassess your food budget. Most people have come across the thought process of choosing to eat a meal out or stay in and eat what is at home. This is a typical expense that people experience daily. There are…
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Avoiding Cabin Fever: Tips for Wellness in Social Isolation
It was around this time last year that the strangeness of social distancing would soon become our new normal. The necessity to physically isolate from others has led to massive lifestyle changes that revolve around working, socializing, and studying from the comfort of home. Modern technology and software has helped us create new traditions that…
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Spring Clean Your Finances
Spring is just around the corner, giving us an opportunity to welcome the new season through some much needed spring cleaning. Along with tidying up your house, it’s a smart idea to check your finances and get ready for the rest of the year, along with the approaching tax season. Here are some easy steps…
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4 Ways to Enhance Your Virtual Networking Experience
For college students and recent graduates, working and studying remotely for almost a year has created much uncertainty surrounding career growth and future development. Understandably, it can feel overwhelming to sort through a myriad of virtual resources. From career fairs to professional panels, here are 4 ways to get the most from online networking opportunities.…
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How to Budget as a College Student in 3 Easy Steps
Managing money as a college student is not an easy task. As you start your college journey, there are many activities to manage such as school work, extracurriculars, social life, etc. Most students quickly learn that it is essential to be cautious of the money you spend in order to continue with daily activities. Here…
