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How to Get the Most Out of Lecture Recordings

Posted January 29, 2013 by Joey

Lecture recordings are generally only used if they are offered in a course you are taking. This is only one of many uses as they can be used as a way to explore different academic disciplines, and learn otherwise hard-to-access information…

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How To: Survive (and Succeed in) Group Projects

Posted September 7, 2012 by Anneliese Herbosa

“Okay class, I want you to form into groups now…” are quite possibly the most loathed words to come out of a professor’s mouth, next to announcing a pop quiz. Not a fan of group projects? Here are some tips to help smoothen the process.

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9 Things Every Damn Undergraduate Student Should Know

Posted July 28, 2012 by Gracelle Mesina

Like the majority of undergrads, my eventual bachelor’s degree doesn’t have a pre-determined career attached to it. I’m not one of the lucky ones who has known what they wanted to do for the rest of their lives since they were five years old. In fact, the direction of my career path just changed last week…

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Of Vintage Fountain Pens

Posted June 23, 2012 by Karlo Avenido

There’s always something profound in vintage fountain pens, especially how one would imagine their past owners’ stories, and how they could have survived decades of existence.

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How To: Survive Financially as a University Student

Posted March 18, 2012 by Ralph King

Let’s face it; being a university student today is expensive. Not only does your student loan debt pile up with ridiculous tuition fees, but you always find your wallet emptying on inevitable expenses.

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