Self-Improvement

We all have ways of making ourselves feel better when we’re down in the dumps. Maybe you go on a shopping spree, treat yourself to your favorite foods or spend time with friends.

How many of you have ever felt personally victimized by recruiters? But seriously, nothing stings more than a rejection email (or phone call) after an interview you genuinely thought had gone well. So what gives?

As the school year winds down, everyone is starting to finalize their summer plans. For some, that will be spending the summer at a tropical beach and for others, that will be getting a head start on jobs by interning.

In relationships, there are few things that make your stomach sink more than hearing the words, “we need to talk”. This phrase has become a codeword of sorts- less of an actual constructive conversation between two people and more like a one-way ticket to Splitsville.

With summer break in just a few short weeks, dragging yourself out of bed gets harder every day. But once that challenge is conquered, you’ve got an ever bigger one ahead of you: paying attention in class.

We all have those little bad habits we’re constantly trying to break. It’s a little late for New Year’s resolutions, but it’s never too late to become a better you.

Career fairs may seem a bit overwhelming― but with the right preparation they don’t have to be! Spring Career Days are just around the corner, and now’s your chance to land that internship or job you have been dreaming about.

Although we wish it wasn’t, falling, tripping, sliding and slipping are just some of the many things that make us human. So if we can’t avoid the embarrassing moments entirely, why not try and smooth them over?

For most of us, college can seem like a constant battle between our destined path in life and the big mistakes we make along the way. In an effort to gain something, we find ourselves sacrificing the things we love. But how important is finding “The One”?

Transferring your favorite images onto wood creates a vintage chic, textured look for any apartment or dorm. With a little patience, follow these easy five steps from Valley’s DIY collection.

The day my sister jokingly created an OkCupid account for me was the day that I realized just how weird and embarrassing online dating websites can be.

No one asks to be pulled down from the “best years of their lives”—it just happens sometimes. The damage may be done, but, surprisingly, you can decide how much pain you indirectly inflict on yourself.

At a time in our lives when we do so much of what we do simply because we have to, when can we find time for ourselves? Eventually, all of that stress that we’re not releasing builds up. That’s why we need to learn to make time for ourselves again; we need to find our playgrounds.

With the beginning of spring break already underway, you may feel a little bummed if your only plans include watching TV with your mom and hitting your hometown froyo spot. But having a great spring break doesn’t require going to a tropical destination and basking in the warm sun all day long.

Spring Break is finally here, which means it’s time to forget the stress of midterms and catch up with two old friends: rest and relaxation. But don’t let simple mistakes get in the way of that much needed reunion.

Whether you’re headed to Daytona Beach, Puerta Vallarta or to visit your friends at other colleges during break next week, it’s never a bad idea to make safety one of your top priorities.

“Don’t go for second best, baby.” Madonna had it right when she wrote the song that lends its title to this article. As people (but especially women) it’s time that we learned to make our needs known.

It’s that time of year again: summer internship season. Even with the most impressive resume, the way you present yourself during your interview can make…