Easy and healthy meal inspiration for you this summer
Whether you’re looking to cut back on fast food or searching for a way to save dosh, here are a few healthy meal and snack options for every time of day this summer! 🌞
Whether you’re looking to cut back on fast food or searching for a way to save dosh, here are a few healthy meal and snack options for every time of day this summer! 🌞
With summer approaching, it’s the perfect time to add a touch of green to your living space! Whether you’re a total gardening pro or just starting out, we’ve got you covered with our top picks of easy-to-grow plants and flowers that can …
To help you ensure you aren’t getting played by bad actors, here are some tips and tricks to keep in mind as you fulfill your quest for a summer this year.
With the number of services that we rely upon the internet for, such as banking, socializing, shopping, or accessing government websites like Student Aid Alberta, it can be easy for personal cyber security to slip down the list of priorities when browsing, but that’s all the more reason to be proactive!
With finals season underway, you may find yourself starting to feel overwhelmed and begin to procrastinate on projects or studying because you aren’t sure where to start. When there’s so much on your plate, it can be difficult to find a balance between productivity and rest, but with a little planning and persistence, your to-do list will seem a lot more manageable!
1. Make a (realistic) list of things you want to get done If you have anything that you have to accomplish over the winter break, making a realistic list of high-priority items that you need to get done can help you feel …
With the cost of living continuing to rise, it can be difficult to save money, especially as a student. But even between buying textbooks and groceries, paying tuition, and paying off student loans, it’s possible to create a budget and live within your means!Â
Just because you’re living the student life doesn’t mean you have to persist on the age-old stereotypes of microwave ramen and Kraft Dinner for every meal (despite how delicious those options may be in moderation).
With only $50 a week (prior to tax), here’s how you can make meals for the week without declaring bankruptcy.
With Reading Week approaching and midterm season underway, you may find yourself starting to feel overwhelmed and begin to procrastinate projects or studying because you aren’t sure where to start. When there’s so much on your plate, it can be difficult to …
With classes, projects, extracurriculars, and making time for friends and hobbies, finding the time (and energy) to make nutritious and affordable meals or recipes can be difficult. We’ve put together a few breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack ideas for you, plus a …