There is rumored to be a beast inside of all of us. Beady-eyed and covered in barbs, the beast cultivates our worst instincts, sowing the seeds of paranoia in our minds. This beast feeds off ...

As a college student, getting involved beyond your coursework can help you graduate with much more than a diploma. It could lead you to finishing your program with valuable connections in your field ...

Some of us grew up in environments where community service, volunteering, and extracurriculars were not just applauded, but expected if you wanted to be successful. So, we did exactly that. We joined ...

As your student manages their busy academic schedule and other responsibilities, getting involved in student organizations, leadership positions, volunteer opportunities or on-campus events may feel ...

If you have a passion for music, the University of Illinois was an excellent pick for your college years. Not only does the University itself supply many musical opportunities for students, but the ...

Transitioning from high school or community college to a university can spark both fear and curiosity. How can I continue to do what I like and get involved in the new environment? Fear not! Here’s ...

Finding your community on campus can take time, but joining a student organization or being part of a team sport aren’t the only ways to connect. That is why we put together a list of other ways you ...

American Society on Aging. Represents professionals in the aging field; runs a Civic Engagement Program. Web site contains links to publications and other resources. Center on Aging, University of ...

Whether your interest is focused on stage or behind the scenes, participating in community theater can be a great way to gain experience while connecting with other art enthusiasts. Not only is it ...

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