By now, we all understand that getting a good night’s rest in college is priceless. Apart from learning that your least favorite professor has cancelled class, waking up and feeling well rested is the most precious rarity in college. Far too many students believe that being well-rested in college is impossible, when getting that epic […]

  When she’s not in the classroom, Jessica Collado composes her own music for commercials, scores and music libraries. Collado, visiting professor in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Science’s Department of Performing and Visual Arts, is an accomplished and talented percussionist with a master of fine arts in music composition from Vermont College […]

By Emilio Lorenzo and Emily Tasca Emilio Lorenzo is the assistant director of career advisement in NSU’s Office of Career Development. Emilio understands the importance of helping students reach their career goals and works with all students, including undergraduate, graduate and professional level students, to achieve their professional goals. Emily Tasca is a member of […]

As the wind hits you face-first, the music takes over the beat of your pace, and the sights around you turn into a blur, you can’t help feel a sense of accomplishment as you run down your weekly path. Whether you are a competitive runner or a hobby runner, you are still an athlete, and […]

The Super Bowl is the biggest game of the year in the National Football League, and with this year marking the 50th year of this tradition, it’s bound to be a great game between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos. Sure, it is exciting and lots of fun, but the pressure of the game […]

During Black History Month, it is important that we not only remember past history but the moments of the present as well. Within the last year, the black community has made honorable achievements in education, technology and career development. Let us welcome the month of February by learning about recent black accomplishments. Delaware State University’s […]

Written by: Kathleen Bowman Kathleen Bowman is a senior business major, a member of the women’s swim team and Razor’s Edge Leadership Development Program. Last semester, she studied with Semester at Sea, travelling by boat to different countries and experiencing various cultures, all while earning credit toward her business degree. Throughout the semester, she visited […]

Gifts aren’t necessarily a requirement for Valentine’s Day, but it’s always nice to surprise your significant other with a small gift to show him or her your appreciation. Candies and small gifts are undoubtedly Valentine’s Day staples, but buying large heart-shaped boxes of chocolates or stuffed animals can get expensive, and those chalky candy conversation […]

Bad habits are hard to break. It’s a timeless saying, and you probably use it as your excuse for why you can’t stop doing something you know you shouldn’t be doing. But that’s your first mistake; thinking you can’t do something often hinders your ability to complete it. If you’re trying to break a bad […]