10 Ways To Make Your Dorm Room Feel Like Home
Home. It’s where your fuzzy slippers are. It’s knowing which floorboards creak and which picture hides the crack in the wall. It’s h...
New England Adventures
Fall is the best time of year to go on a New England adventure.
Flu Season Means Flu Vaccine Season
New seasons are supposed to be exciting. At the beginning of autumn, we look forward to meeting new people and learning new things with the start of c...
Turns Out Sleeping Is Kind of a Big Deal
Here’s a weird thing that humans do: sleep. What a strange behavior to have evolved. There you are, carrying on with your day, doing whatever i...
The Basics of Not Being #Basic in the Kitchen #4: Roasting Vegetables
When it comes to vegetables, are you like me: just not that into them? Not that there’s anything wrong with them–they’re nice, and they seem hea...
On Finding Balance
I thought of two ways to describe the phrase “finding balance.” First, finding balance means, on the one hand, thinking about which decis...
The Basics of Not Being #Basic in the Kitchen 3: Caramelized Onions
The thing about caramelized onions is, they’re way fancier than they actually are. …don’t read that last sentence too many times or your hair will sta...
Heartfelt Gifts at Half the Price
Ah, yes. The holiday season is upon us. Whether you are over the top excited, stressed about finals, or somewhere in between, I’ve got the sneaky way ...
The Basics of Not Being #Basic in the Kitchen #2: How to Scramble Eggs
If one food got me through college, it might’ve been eggs. Eggs are: Not particularly expensive—even the fancy organic kinds (which are totally worth ...
5 Ways to Awaken Your Inner Foodie
My friends always say to me, “that looks so good!” or, “where’d you get that?” then when I tell them how I did it, they say something like “that was a...
On Making a Big Deal Out of Trying Not to Make a Big Deal
Imagine the following conversation between Frank and Joe, a couple of hypothetical male college students: Frank: Hey bruh, how’s it going? Joe:...
Senior Advice: What I Wish I Knew as a Freshmen at UNH
As I am about to graduate and sadly leave UNH, I have been thinking a lot about my time here over the past four years. I have made friends I know I wi...