May 23, 2020 Senior year is notoriously overwhelming, as it is filled with deadlines, college and scholarship applications, and essays, which must be...
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We’ve all heard it a hundred times. “What are you going to do with an English degree?” “What are you...
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You did it. You landed that dream internship in Washington, D.C. Now, you’ve finally arrived to spend your summer/semester/month in...
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We’ve all heard it a hundred times. “What are you going to do with an English degree?” “What are you...
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How She Got That Internship is a series that highlights conservative women’s internships in various organizations and positions to inspire...
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At least once, if not twice, in every girl’s life comes that moment where she asks herself, “Should I go...
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Now that midterms are over, job applications are being sent, the seasons have changed, and the new year finally feels...
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If you’re in charge of a student organization, you may have wondered what it takes to bring a speaker like...
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How She Got That Internship is a series that highlights conservative women’s internships in various organizations and positions to inspire...
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Growing up in public school, I always wondered what it was like going to a private school or being home-schooled....
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How She Got That Internship is a series that highlights conservative women’s internships in various organizations and positions to inspire...
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We’ve all heard it a hundred times. “What are you going to do with an English degree?” “What are you...
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Whether you’re a student or a career woman, you’re sure to encounter group work. Some projects can be fun, such...
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We’ve all seen the horror stories on social media of campus activists caught screeching, behaving like they have no sense,...
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Finishing your degree is hard work no matter your circumstances, but taking classes while on a tight budget and working...
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A new year is a fresh start, and for college students, it couldn’t come at a better time. For most...
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The transition from “college” to “not college” can be hard. You likely are wondering what to do with your life,...
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I know, credit cards were a scary thing for me when I was in college because I feared that I...
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Duke University Student Government unanimously voted to not recognize Young Life as an organization on campus. The reasoning behind this...
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The start of a new school year is a chance to start fresh, to break new ground, and to make...
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My whole life, I have been a rule-follower. I have always been cautious and afraid to let go of all...
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I always loved reading those “What’s In Her Bag” articles that celebrity magazines did, but as I’ve gotten older, I...
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Back-to-school season is here. There are so many things to do to stay organized this semester, but making sure your...
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During my sophomore year of college, I found myself leading the pro-life student organization on my campus. I had several...
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I had the privilege of living in my sorority house for two of my three years of college, after living...
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In just a few days, I’ll be walking across the stage of my college’s basketball court to receive my Bachelor’s...
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So you’ve scored the internship of your dreams in Washington, D.C., the seat of our federal government. Regardless of whether...
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Fall is an exciting time of newness. You're getting fresh, clean notebooks, picking out the perfect backpack, choosing a back-to-school...
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With the fall semester quickly approaching, it seems like school supply shopping is just right around the corner. Future Female...
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Football season is one of the greatest times of the year! It is a time for tailgating, great food, hanging...
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At the end of 2017, halfway through my sophomore year of college, I was elected the president of Bama Students...
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Next month, I will be graduating from my college two whole semesters early. Graduating from college in three years isn’t...
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With the end of the spring semester behind me comes the end to my time as President of my local...
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Growing up, I was convinced that it was my life’s goal to follow in my mom’s footsteps as sorority girl....
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Entering college is a major life event, and it can take real adjustment! I learned a lot of lessons about...
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Inspired by a recent post in our awesome Future Female Leaders Network group, I would love to impart a few...
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I’m nearing the end of my freshman year at Wellesley College, a Seven Sisters college just outside of Boston, Massachusetts....
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Distinguished Young Women, or DYW, is a scholarship program that rewards young women for their academic achievement through a program...
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When I started my masters program back in August, it was my first time ever taking an online class. All...
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It happened to me last March. I refreshed my Harvard applicant platform at exactly the time decisions were released. An...
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From the moment that I stepped foot on campus, I knew that UNC was the place for me. However, from...
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1) Join or start a political club If you attend a larger college, chances are there are already tons of...
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With first semester coming to a close, there are a lot of opportunities that many people feel they missed out...
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Ask anyone what tops their bucket list and most will say ‘study abroad’ or something of the like. I am...
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“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…” --Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities. These...
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For college, I moved halfway across the country all by myself with no family within a 3 hour flight. I...
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Washington Free Beacon reported Friday that a Harvard University graduate student was asked to move out of her apartment during...
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I went to Campus Clash hosted by the UGA chapter of Turning Point USA and here’s what happened. Turning Point...
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How She Got That Internship is a series that highlights conservative women’s internships in various organizations and positions to inspire...
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There comes a time in every college freshmen’s first year when the assignments, friends, and/or distance from home becomes almost...
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