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Dealing with Lukewarm Productivity Liyi, Engineering, Class of 2025 Every semester presents new challenges and requires new strategies. Liyi reflects on how she handles different workloads to stay productive.
In the Pursuit of Health and Wealth Elizabeth, Life Sciences and Biochemistry, Class of 2028 After a long run of good luck, Elizabeth shares recent setbacks and how she’s overcome them to continue feeling positive about her studies.
Wintering Hannah, English & Psychology, Class of 2026 Relax and unwind with Hannah as she shares her appreciation for the quietness of winter and the cozy atmosphere it makes for her readings.
 Be smart with your time! Maria, Global Development Studies, Class of 2027 Feeling the pressure to be perfect? Maria has some advice on how to prioritize what matters most—and how SASS can be part of your success.
Striking a Balance April, PhD Literature, Class of 2028 What should you do when you get a break from classes? April shares her plans for Reading Week and what she learned from talking to her peers about theirs.
Riding out the first-year roller coaster Elizabeth, Life Sciences and Biochemistry, Class of 2028 First year can be a ride! As she embarks on the new semester, Elizabeth reflects on how honing her study habits and seeking support helped her in the fall.
Combatting the Shrinking World of Perfection Hannah, English & Psychology, Class of 2026 Instead of dwelling on the “new year, new you” impulse to be perfect, Hannah’s thinking about what it means to be good enough.
What Worked, What Didn’t, and What’s Next Liyi, Engineering, Class of 2025 Liyi’s not making new year’s resolutions. Instead, she reflects on what to keep, what to cut, and what to try now.
Breaking up the year is hard to do  April, PhD Literature, Class of 2028 April takes a proper vacation for the first time in a long time. Here she reflects on the hurdles and benefits.  
The most wonderful time of the year? Elizabeth, Life Sciences and Biochemistry, Class of 2028 Elizabeth’s thinking about stepping away from STEM and wondering who else she might be.