In an attempt to address common critiques of liberal arts degrees, we spoke to four of our CASL professors to see if they could shed some light on the reality of studying the humanities....

Oh, internships. You've probably heard your parents, counselors, and older siblings all tell you how important it is to do internships while in college. But why are they so important, and how do you get one? Here we give some insight into the process....

Have you been thinking about getting a master's, but are wondering if it's worth it? Well, then look no further. Here are five reasons why finally getting that graduate degree may be the right choice for you and your career....

We all know that campus jobs are a convenient way to make some extra cash. But what about all the other potential benefits? In this post, Blogger Hunter speaks with three students who have vastly different campus jobs to see what they have to say about stu...

Senior Jonah Musial’s S&P Global internship introduced him to working in New York City’s Financial District. ...

Thinking about applying to college, but are unsure of where to start? In this post, Blogger Bryanna highlights six steps you can take in your junior year to help make preparing for college a little easier....

After an eventful trip to Europe, Bryanna, a French studies minor, chronicled the eight days she spent in France. From the historic monuments to the delicious food, she provides an in-depth rundown for anyone who loves traveling or is considering a trip of...

CASL transfer student Bryanna Worthy documents her journey from an unmotivated first-year student in the midst of a pandemic to a thriving senior who has made her way on the Dean's list and is leading multiple organizations on campus....

Changing your major can come with a wave of different emotions. Excitement at the prospect of entering a new path, or anxiety at the thought of changing your mind. In this post, blogger April talks about her experience making multiple major switches and ho...

Everything you need to prep for college your junior year of high school...