By Jack Coombs Within one week, our campus turned from 70 and sunny to 50 and rainy. It may be time to pack away those shorts and T-shirts, because fall looks like it’s here to stay. I took a leisurely stroll around campus on a sunny Sunday, headphones on and camera in hand, to … More GALLERY: UIUC’s Fall 2018 Transformation
By Haniya Ghazi November is one of the best months, and here is why! Fall Colors Get excited to step outside and see the leaves changing colors in full swing! It’s the perfect time to take pictures, go for walks, or just sit next to a window and appreciate the beauty. … More Monthly Favorites: November 2018
By Kimberly Ngoh Fall is arguably my favorite season of the year, with the right balance of hot and cold presented to you against the aesthetic backdrop of falling leaves. In fact, I have recently added pumpkin spice lattes (I know, I’ve been missing out) to the list of reasons why I endorse … More How To Curb Seasonal Affective Disorder
By Haniya Ghazi Cold months call for cold and flu season, and no one wants to fall victim to that! Here are some everyday practices to avoid getting sick this season. Wash Your Hands Probably one of the easiest ways to avoid getting sick is to wash your hands constantly. Germs … More Best Everyday Practices To Avoid Getting Sick
Gif courtesy of www.whatgifs.com With only one week left until the official arrival of spring, we all need to stop and think about how fast time has flown by already. Although it seems like winter is painfully long, it is amazing how the holidays, months, and seasons fly by so quickly. We dread the winter because … More Editor’s Note: Last Stop ’till Spring
Photo courtesy of http://visitchampaigncounty.org/ Every semester, season, and year in college brings change. No matter what year you are, there is something so different about this year from the last. Whether it’s more difficult classes, a new dorm/apartment, or more responsibilities around campus, everyone goes through it. As one of the Managing Editors of The Spread … More The Fall Issue: Editor’s Notes
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