By: Swayamdipto Misra Walking into a hospital can be an overwhelming experience for just about anyone, but it can be particularly stressful for new volunteers. These volunteers can be identified
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By: Sheila Bhavsar There are 26,373 undergraduate students that attend the University of Georgia–making large lecture classes with approximately 300 students quite common. Large lecture classes are especially prominent in
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By: Laurence Black “Don’t be a teacher’s pet.” This is a phrase that most students hear throughout their academic careers. To an extent, it’s true—no one likes the kid who
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By: Carley Borrelli Living on your own and having access to the unlimited meal plan, downtown nightlife, and weed-out classes can cause high levels of stress for new, wide-eyed freshman.
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By: Abigail Shell Every year holds new adventures and surprises, some more significant than others, and these memorable ones tend to be the ones we hold closest to our hearts.
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By: Trang Nguyen Think about all the time you spend sleeping. Now, consider those hours spent learning instead. Of course, this is not possible. The human body requires a certain
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By: Muaaz Masood Daunting does not begin to describe how premedical students view the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT), which is required by all 126 medical schools in the United
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By: Cathrina Nauth betta design / Foter / CC BY-NC Photo credit: betta design / Foter / CC BY-NC So it’s that time of the year again. A new semester
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By: Muaaz Masood The human brain: one of the most complex yet simple, delicate yet robust organs in the body. Despite the central role it plays in everyday function, it
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