Author Archives: Tina Saha

As this semester comes to an end and summer vacation approaches, I’ve decided to slow down and take this season as an opportunity to reset. For me, summer is more than just a break from classes; it’s a time to … Continue reading →

For most of my life, success came with a checklist: good grades, impressive achievements, and a clear, upward path. I thought if I kept ticking boxes, I’d eventually arrive at a place where I felt proud, secure, and fulfilled. But … Continue reading →

Let’s face it, being a college student is already a juggling act. Between classes, homework, social life, and trying to stay healthy, it often feels like there’s never a good time to slow down. But what if I told you … Continue reading →

We often think that improving our lives requires big, drastic changes—waking up at 5 AM, working out for hours, or completely overhauling our routines. But over time, I’ve realized that it’s actually the small, consistent habits that make the biggest … Continue reading →

Pinterest Life moves fast, and with it comes a whirlwind of thoughts, emotions, and experiences that can feel overwhelming. College, especially, brings new challenges—academic pressure, personal growth, and the constant push to figure out who you are and what you … Continue reading →

“Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will.” – Suzy Kassem Pinterest As college students, we’re constantly surrounded by high achievers, ambitious peers, and an ever-increasing workload. It’s easy to start doubting whether we belong, questioning our abilities, or feeling … Continue reading →

As a college student, staying organized can be daunting with the constant demands of coursework, extracurricular activities, and social obligations. However, with the aid of technology, students can leverage various applications to streamline their academic lives. Here are 5 must-have … Continue reading →

As the final few weeks of class approach, we all know that the dreaded oral presentation is looming. Whether it’s a group project, a solo presentation, or a final exam, speaking in front of an audience can be one of … Continue reading →