Do you ever find yourself putting off an assignment that’s due at midnight? Or prioritizing five other tasks over the one you know is due soon? Before you know it, you’re frantically submitting a file just as the clock strikes 11:59 PM. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Studies suggest that between 80% and
Did you know that trash day pick-up begins at 6:00 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. in West Goshen Township? If not, you’re not alone because neither did I until I arrived back at school at the end of August. If you’re wondering where this is going, bear with me. The first Monday back at
Is the monotony of class bringing you down? Are you looking for a change of scenery to diversify your life? Well, it seems like you are in need of a well-deserved trip studying abroad. But with so many places to pick from, where are you going to go? Well look no further! Here are the
Wrapping up the Fall 2023 Semester You did it! If you are a Freshman, be proud that you are so close to completing your first semester at West Chester University. If you’re a Senior here, you are almost one semester away from walking across that stage. Sophomores and Juniors, I didn’t forget about you… you
If you’re the type of student that can’t seem to focus in your own room or in large spaces, then this is for you! Finding the perfect study place for you can ultimately benefit your time management, productivity, and overall academic success. The balance between on campus study spaces, as well as off campus, provides
College is not always the easiest. Trust me, I know. I am in my fourth year at West Chester University and, at times, I still find myself struggling with managing my schoolwork, social life, and making time for myself. Whether you are struggling with completing schoolwork, making connections on campus, or with mental health, I
Dear future West Chester students, As my senior year comes to an end, I first want to congratulate you all on your own academic accomplishments and welcome you into the next chapter of your lives as the newest class of West Chester students. Looking back four years ago, West Chester was hardly on my radar,
Finding good places to study and get work done on campus can feel daunting. If you are like me, you struggle to focus if you’re not in the perfect spot. But don’t worry: I’m here to help you with some do’s and don’ts I’ve learned over the years! DO: Find a Quiet Study Space The
Introduction When I was in high school, I truly thought I had my entire life planned out. I was going to a college in Philadelphia to major in biochemistry, commit myself to do undergraduate research, graduate in 4 years with excellent grades, go onto a Master’s and/or Ph.D. program, and eventually become a top scientist
Finding a place to study around campus can be difficult. There are so many buildings to choose from, and most students don’t even know where to begin looking. With the start of a new semester, it’s more important than ever to search for your perfect study spot. A good study spot can help you focus
What are you doing after college? If you are a senior around this time you may dread this question. For some it might not be a big deal to answer. Some of us are moving across the country. Some of us are moving back home. Some of us have a full time job set up.
What even is a culture concentration? Media and Culture is split into three concentrations: Strategic Communication, Production, and Culture, which we have been breaking down this week. Getting past your core classes, you are encouraged to take three (of the six required) classes in one concentration. Culture concentrations focus on media as a reflection of
As a Media and Culture major, you have three concentrations to choose from; Culture, Production, and Strategic. Today, I will be highlighting three courses from the Production Concentration. These classes are beneficial to your future career and fun to take. MDC217: Introduction to Video Production One of the courses I have personal experience with is
Deciding what major you want to pursue for your college career can already be stressful, combined with having a list of courses to choose from that you have no idea what they are like. When you join the Media and Culture major, you have three concentrations to choose from; Culture, Production, and Strategic Communication. You
Public Speaking: I know, I know, you probably think it’s the worst. When most people hear those words, they think of sweaty palms, a racing heart, and a dry mouth. It is normal to be concerned because speaking publicly can be very nerve-racking. However scary it can seem, you should want to improve upon your