“If we constantly strive for perfection, we will never focus on our basic happiness, which can oftentimes be found in activities we don’t necessarily excel at. We can sing even if we aren’t the next Beyoncé, dance without striving for Broadway, and we paint knowing full well we are not Picasso. There is more to…
Margaret is Making Space for Development for ME!
“When I started college, I was nervous about going to clubs, not because I wasn’t willing to branch out, but because I thought they weren’t valuable to me on paper. I realized that I didn’t want my entire life to be on a resume or an application. Now, my activities help me relax from school…
College Advice: 6 Ways to Dominate Online Classes
These tips will help you get the most out of your online classes by Rebekah BaughmanStudent at Emporia State University and Central Christian College of the Bible I absolutely adore online classes. I love that I am able to get the class I want without having to leave my house or even be in the…
College Advice: Make the Most of Group Studying
by Jen NguyenStudent at University of Irvine Until recently, I thought group studying was an excuse to get together at a noisy Starbucks to have an excuse to gossip and buy overpriced coffee. Then I entered university in a competitive major and realized I’d been completely wrong! So what was I missing? A few tips will…
Briona is Making Space for Self-Expression
“Writing is a way for me to escape reality and express my inner self. As a big introvert, externally expressing myself does not come easy, and I do all I can to avoid it. But, as I still am human, or at least I’m pretty sure I am, I need a way to connect with…
Austin is Making Space for Writing Progress
“Pushing myself as a writer has always been important to me, and I know this journey will open doors for me to progress. What I have learned in college is that achieving milestones matters to me, so I am eager to meet all challenges to reach my dreams as a writer.” Austin James, Student at…
Jonathan is Making Space for Personal Growth
“Personal growth is important at the individual level as well as the community level. If we can continue to develop who we are and be introspective about what is important to us as individuals, we can begin to address the needs of our communities.” Jonathan Wilson, Student Make Space for Personal Growth with LifeSpace Share…
Nathalie is Making Space for Focus
“During my teenage years, I went through phases of feeling distracted by my emotions and the busy world around me. I also felt confused about why my drive seemed to “disappear overnight.” With age, I feel that I’ve learned how to overcome these slumps: I wake up early to do work rather than staying up…
Janae is Making Space for More Trips!
“It is important for me to make space to get away from the stresses of reality. Going on vacations, whether big or small help you stay human and sane. Traveling also helps you become more cultured and aware and connected with the world.” Janae Kamajian, Student Make Space for More Trips with LifeSpace Share your…
College Advice: How to Choose Your College Major
by Caprice WilliamsStudent at Chatham University College can be overwhelming at times. There are thousands of classes to choose from and dozens of majors and minors. These decisions can seem daunting, and for good reason–they’ll help shape your education, career, and life. Here’s How I Chose My Major One of my biggest struggles in college…
College Advice: How to Look for Jobs after Graduation
by Mela LozanoFood Blogger and Student at University of Texas at San Antonio Every college senior feels the pressure to land a professional job after graduation, but it can be hard to know where to look. You might be asking yourself, “How do I get my life started?” “Where do I look for a job?”…
Kathryn is Making Space for Running
“Over the course of three years, I have radically changed my perspective on life through running. As I built up mile after mile, I dug further in to the layers of my own personhood. I did not know how much of myself I had left to discover until I began spending hours at a time…