studying

So, how do I decide if the class is worth it or something you should drop? Read this guide and find out if you should really be taking that class.

While we’re all sad that we can’t go over to Moffitt Library to study, there are many other libraries on campus that are open for all students to explore.

We’re all floating as we go, hoping for the best for ourselves and those around us. It’s time we start giving ourselves some grace and patience.

Whether it’s on the Glade, beside the Valley Life Sciences Building or underneath the cherry blossom trees, you shouldn’t forget these picnic essentials. 

If no one has told you recently, we at the Clog are very proud of you. Why not reward yourself with what I like to call a "goodbye to finals" playlist?

Every student has their go-to library. Here is a list of songs depending on the library you study at to add to your playlist for the next study session.

It’s dead week, and you have several exams waiting for you right around the corner. Considering how much of a struggle studying has been for many students this semester, you’re feeling pretty overwhelmed. There are dozens of pages of biology notes to go through, countless math problems to do and 10 too many lectures to catch up on. Don’t worry, you’re not alone; we at the Clog are here to help. Here are some nifty study hacks to help you minimize distractions and maximize studying efficiency. 

Whether you're pale or feeling blue, going outside might just be the best thing for you! There are so many benefits to soaking up some sunshine.

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.

Many people swear by the Pomodoro Technique and say it changed the very rhythm of their daily lives. I wish I could say the same.