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!
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 …
There are numerous transit options to assist you in the commute to campus. So whether your car is in the shop or your bus keeps filling up before you can board, here are some tricks to ensure you can always make it to your classes.
Are you a credit student at Mount Royal? Well, congrats! You’re officially a member of the Students’ Association of Mount Royal University (SAMRU)!
However, there’s more to your membership than that sweet sense of camaraderie being amongst your peers. There are numerous perks in the palm of your hand (and around campus)! So whether you’re entering your first semester or beginning your final year, here is how to make the most out of your SAMRU membership.
Hoping to find an internship or job for the summer, but wondering where to start? We’ve put together some tips for applying to jobs, building your resume, and where to find jobs that you’re interested in applying for! Tips for the Job …
Today is Blue Monday, which is known as the gloomiest day of the year. The day was coined in 2005 by a travel company as a marketing tactic. Their goal was to inspire people to go on adventures and participate in new …
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!
