Tag: College
Giving Back and Being a Dedicated Scholar
BY: Cheyanne Gonzales ’18
“What is an Investment Alliance Scholar?” This is a question I have been asked since beginning my college career nearly four years ago. While many people may know one of the 36 Investment Alliance Scholars, some …
6 Things to Love about the Caf…Even Without the Blue Drink
By Abbey Schlanz ’18
If you ask Mount Union students where Kresge Dining Commons is, they might give you a blank stare. If you ask them where the “caf” is, you’ll get an immediate answer. For most residential students, the …
Spring “Greening”
By: Sophie Ramsey
Hey ‘Ders! We’re used to being Purple all year, but we also have a chance to be Green Raiders all year round and take care of our planet, too! It can be difficult being a student, sibling, …
RecycleMania 2017
What Does it Mean to Be a Regula Scholar?
If you have ever participated in a community service event through Mount Union, then you have probably heard of the Regula Center. The Ralph and Mary Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement at the University of Mount Union, …
Food Waste in a World with Cafeteria Trays
By: Sophie Ramsey, Green Raider
Everybody loves a good buffet. When we get out of class, it’s natural to feel giddy about the many options AVI has to offer. Sandwich? Might as well. Homestyle station has cheesy potatoes? Let’s go. …
A Tale of “Big Kid” Beginnings: The Diary of an Internship Expert Part One
As the job market grows more and more competitive, internships are becoming a very valuable asset to any resume. Many employers want potential applicants to have a few years of experience before they’ll hire them, and internships are a great …
Tailgating Treats: Dorm Room Edition
Clinton’s Education Proposal and the Future of Private Colleges
by Dr. Michael Grossman
In a nod to Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton unveiled a plan to make tuition in 2 and 4 year public colleges and universities free for all in-state students whose family makes less than $125,000 per year.…
5 Things to Remember in Your Senior Year of College
Before we get really into this, I would like to offer you seniors in college congratulations for two reasons:
- You made it through three years of some of the toughest academic work of your lives to date.
- You and your