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College Winter Wellness: Nine Simple Tips for Staying Healthy
Winter can be challenging for college students, especially when trying to maintain good health. With the cold weather, shorter days, and more time spent indoors, it is common to feel ill or run down. This blog post explores nine winter wellness tips to help you stay healthy and feel your best. Whether it’s getting outside for fresh air, staying active, or eating healthy, they will help you stay on top of your game and achieve your academic goals.
How a Campus Club Transformed One Student's College Journey
Discover the transformative power of campus involvement on your college journey. In this blog post, we hear from Madison Coombs, who rose from Public Relations Chair to President of Red House—a vibrant student organization celebrating over 16 years at St. John's University.
Seven Ways to Elevate Your College Experience
If you’re a current or future college student, you might be eager to make the most of your college experience. Fortunately, there are several ways to ensure your college time is enriching and fulfilling.
In this blog post, you’ll discover seven practical ideas to take your college experience to the next level. Whether joining on-campus organizations that align with your interests or studying abroad to broaden your horizons, these tips are designed to help you make the most of your college years.
Getting into a College Routine: Advice from a Junior
Whether you are just starting college or are already a year or two along your academic path, having a consistent routine can make the college years easier.
As a junior at St. John’s University, I learned a few tips that helped me establish a solid routine. These tips apply to any year of college, regardless of the level of study.
Advancing Inclusion Through Student Leadership: Natalia Acevedo’s Story
Meet Natalia Acevedo: A student leader whose work in diversity and inclusion at St. John's University showcases how campus involvement shapes both personal growth and institutional change.
Antonio's Inspiring Path of Campus Involvement
At St. John’s University, students’ journeys are shaped by their academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, and personal growth. One such student is Antonio Mosby, a lively and active junior earning a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Marketing. He is currently a Student Coordinator in the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA), which focuses on cultivating inclusivity and cultural understanding on campus.
Fun and Affordable Things to Do in NYC for College Students
New York City (NYC) is renowned for its excitement, diversity, and endless possibilities. But it can also be a costly city to visit—especially for college students on a budget. This blog post explores the best free and affordable things to do as college students to enjoy New York City. Whether you seek city culture, scenic views, or thrilling adventures, there’s something on this list for everyone.
Why Study Abroad in Rome? Advice from a St. John’s Student
Curious about how studying abroad can transform your college experience? Meet Sullivan D. Padgett, a driven St. John’s University student who recently completed a life-changing semester in Rome. From expanding his academic focus to discovering a newfound passion for international relations, Sullivan’s journey offers invaluable insights for anyone considering studying abroad.
Jake Gera: My Study Abroad Semester in Rome
In our “Semester in Rome” series, students in the St. John’s University study abroad program share their life-changing experiences, focusing on how the program has impacted their personal growth and paved the way for a bright and promising future.
Nicole DiCamillo: My Study Abroad Semester in Rome
In our “Semester in Rome” series, students in the St. John’s University study abroad program share their life-changing experiences, focusing on how the program has impacted their personal growth and paved the way for a bright and promising future.