burnout

The academic romanticization of using characters such as Rory Gilmore as study motivation is everywhere. And frankly, it’s beginning to become problematic.

For anyone who regularly thinks creatively, you could find yourself staring at a blank page every once in a while. Every artist in their career experiences creative burnout and moments where you struggle to find even one new idea. Luckily for you, we have found some tips to help you finish your next big piece.

As a current senior, the question I get asked most often is, “So, what are your plans after graduation?” I’m still uncertain about what I want them to be.

When my own body starts to feel less like a home than ever, I will gladly escape into my favorite things for a while.

Pushing yourself to the point of burnout seems to be an expectation in college. I mean, we’re all consuming copious amounts of caffeine, right?

Throughout the pandemic, many employers disregarded the ergonomic safety of their employees, but it is essential to evaluate this as remote work persists.

From the excitement of school returning to in-person to the stress of midterm season, a fall break sounds pretty good right about now. It's the perfect time to plan a weekend getaway to relax in between midterm cycles.

While effective study strategies will certainly help prevent feelings of burnout, another way to stay on top of your game this semester is by romanticizing your life as a college student.

Sometimes, when you give it your all, you can give a little too much. To help you figure out when to give yourself a break, here are some signs of burnout.

To avoid burning out early in the semester and to develop a more healthy relationship with your schoolwork, consider not getting back into the groove.