Tag: college
Why college campuses need “an antidote to chaos”
An increasing rarity in the tumultuous world of the late 2010s is the public intellectual. Following in the path of Noam Chomsky, Neil DeGrasse...
Online-only community colleges work, but only in theory
We have heard the horror stories: Students attend their local community college, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed and planning to bolt after two years. Then, five years...
Evergreen State riots accomplished nothing but chaos, don’t let it spread
By: Andreas Rauch, SSW and Evan Ismail, SSW
“There is a huge difference between a group or coalition deciding to voluntarily absent themselves from a...
Casual relationships: Should you keep the flame burning or snuff it...
According to a 2012 general psychology review published by the National Institutes of Health, at least 60 percent of college-aged students have participated in...
UCR students enjoy a cool, peaceful retreat at Scotty’s Beach Club
On a sweltering Thursday, June 1 afternoon, ASPB hosted the Scotty's Beach Club event at the SRC pool as an end-of-the-year extravaganza for students...
Graduation recipe: Giant fortune cookie
Fortune cookies have a “wow” factor: Not only are you giving a delicious cookie to your friends or family, but you are also giving...
The Fast Lane: Top cars for graduates
With graduation around the corner, millions of students will be transitioning into their new stages of life. For many of these students, this means...
From jobless to journalist: How I found myself post-graduation
On June 10, 2015, I was victorious. A university graduate. Successful. Erudite. Learned.
On June 11, I was 21 years old, jobless and living with...
A Word of Advice From … Associate Professor Kate Sweeny
Associate Professor of Psychology Kate Sweeny has conducted groundbreaking research on anxiety, worrying, coping and the stress that comes with awaiting news. She has...