Brandi Howliet | Staff Writer Photo Credit: Pexels User Max Hardy It’s that time of the year: sweater weather. Most students are excited for the change in weather because it allows them to throw on their favorite pair of jogging suits or a hoodie. The NikeTech is by far one of the most popular sweatsuits among young men while women mainly wear athleisure during the chilly months. College students often prefer comfortable clothing. “I believe feeling comfortable is better due to the fact that you can still put things together when you dress comfortably. Fashion in itself is a statement, depending on how … Continue reading Comfort meets cool: New fall fashion trends to try this season

Taura Kimble | Staff Writer Photo Credit: Pixabay User Quique Despite your beliefs, it’s like- ly that you’ve used Google or the infamous Co-Star app to see just how accurately your Zodiac sign matches up with your personality or the personality of someone you really like.  After all, about 29% of Americans say they fully believe in astrology, according to a study performed by Pew Research in 2018.  “I use the Co-Star app, and the in- formation it gives me about my current mood and feelings is always accurate,” said Hampton University sophomore Sierra Williams, a journalism major. But not … Continue reading All about astrology

Brandi Howliet | Staff Writer Photo Credit: Flickr User M Moser Association It’s that time of the year: intern- ship season. Companies usually release their summer intern positions in the early fall a year prior. Although you can start interning as early as freshman year, depending on the company, most internships are catered to upperclass- men.  Getting an internship provides real world experience, and internships can also help you secure a full-time posi- tion in the long run. Whether it’s your first semester at Hampton or your last year, it’s important to strive to get an internship at some point … Continue reading Securing the internship

Mia Concepcion | Staff Writer Flickr User Skeyndor College is a fast-paced introduction to adulthood and real-world problems. Students are constantly rushing to complete class assignments and get those A’s that their parents are expecting. Extracurricular activities are calling them, requesting their time and participation in events that they’re hosting. Meanwhile, the social pressures to party and the need to attend everything “lit” just to exhale from life’s stressful demands can sometimes be exhausting. Amid the noise, you can still find peace. College does not always have to be synonymous with stress or sleep deprivation. It is still an enjoyable, … Continue reading Don’t be overcome by stress; overcome it