organization

My days are busier than ever - starting in the morning at 10 AM to my forced bedtime at 1AM. But finally, for the first time, I know exactly what is going to happen, when everything is due, and what I said I would do.

Here are some tips and tricks to help make your dorm, apartment or wherever else you live as stress-free as possible!

At the same time, that day-to-day is what you feel, what affects your state of mind most. It’s what will weigh you down or lift you up on your walks to campus. And reaching a better state of mind can be a good first step in reaching those larger goals.

From new tips to refreshers, here are some practical ways to keep you organized this semester!

Notion is a type A, aesthetic organizer's dream. Here are some of my favorite ways to use Notion to organize my life. 

As the semester starts, you'll be bombarded by flyers on Sproul. Here's a guide on picking the right student organization.

Do you want to become “that girl?” The girl who has her life together and manages to stay productive throughout the day? The girl who prepares healthy meals with whole, unprocessed foods? The girl who moves her body at the gym, outdoors or on a yoga mat in her living room to achieve physical fitness? The girl who studies hard and takes typewriter-esque, color-coordinated notes to review at the end of each lecture? The girl who reads for pleasure and finishes a novel each week? The girl who never misses a step in her morning and nightly self-care routine — managing to always look put together in a chic outfit, with her skin glowing and hair voluminous? 

A "ta-da" list is a fun alternative to the dreadful to-do list. Instead of a long to-do list to tackle, you reflect on what you managed to complete.

Regardless of how disorganized you are with your room, classes or your inbox, something you'll want to stay organized for is job hunting.

Whether you're in Berkeley or taking time away somewhere else in the world, there are many ways you can give your time, labor or money to support a collective cause in your community.