Many people question wether sunscreen is preventative care or just a harmful paradox. (Photo Illustration by Emly Starkey | The Collegian)
Many people question wether sunscreen is preventative care or just a harmful paradox. (Photo Illustration by Emily Starkey | The Collegian)
Manhattan's drinking water has not had violations in more than 20 years. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
One of the way students could can reduce their stress is by exercising and eating healthy foods that could boost metabolism levels. (Photo Illustration by Cristy Law | The Collegian)
Playing music too loudly for long periods of time can be bad for your ears. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
While there may be health benefits to being vegan, cutting out food groups might be hurting you in the long run. (Photo Illustration by Cristy Law | The Collegian)
While starting a business can be difficult at first, in the long run it can really pay off. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
Many students spend more time on their cellphone than they realize, apps like BreakFree and Moment are designed to help cut down the amount of time spent on a cellphone. (Allison Evans | The Collegian )
Times when Aggieville is packed with party goers and the lines of restrooms become a burden, people may make the decision to commit a crime of public urination. (Photo Illustration by Vail Moshiri | The Collegian)
Taking online courses over the summer has become a popular source of attaining college credits that can bring you closer to graduation. (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
For students attending college, it can be a hard task to keep track of healthy food choices. In order for students to maximize their healthy habits, they must think critically about what they consume. (Photo Illustration by Cristy Law | The Collegian)
Having K-State on your resume is one way for you to stand out. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
As the weather warms up, students should take care to lock their cars as thieves are on the prowl. (Vail Moshiri | The Collegian)
Finding a doctor doctor while away at school can have many benefits, such as quicker appointment scheduling and more personalized healthcare. (Allison Evans | The Collegian )
Many foreign K-State stundents take part in the festivities of the Chinese New Year, which was celebrated on February 19th. (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
One of the most simple ways to cheat on an exam is by using a cell phone to search up answers. As technology continues to advance, there are increasing ways for students to find more effective ways to commit an academic dishonesty crime. (Photo Illustration by Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
Debt management is a crucial part of maintaining financial stability in college (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Many students who grow up rooting for KU end up switching their loyalty after coming to KSU and deciding to attend. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)
Kansas is now the sixth state to allow constitutional carry. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
Even with new technologies being introduced daily, many still use polaroid cameras to capture pictures that print instantly. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)
Budgeting your income each month can help you save for the future. Powercat Financial Counseling offers free information to students seeking help with many aspects of managing money. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)
While many debate air dryers are more ecofriendly, research has shown that paper towels are actually more sanitary to use. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)
Make sure not to get so caught up in spring fever that you forget about spring cleaning! (Photo Illustration by Vail Moshiri | The Collegian)
While powdered versions of items such as coffee and lemonade could easily be purchased in stores nationwide, powdered alcohol has revolutionized the alcohol industry by providing more of a convenience when consuming alcohol. Although the powdered versions of alcohol may seem ideal, there are tremendous concerns such as potential substance abuse. (Photo Illustration by Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
One example of a short-term goal is saving for an emergency fund. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
Many websites have privacy policies explaining what data they collect and how they use it. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
Cybercriminals employ various methods to attempt to gain access to K-State's secure network, including trying to phish user's credentials. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
While some argue the UV light used to cure the polish can be harmful, gel manicures offer durable and long lasting color that can strengthen your fingernails. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)
Drinking tea can be a great way to add a healthy boost to your diet, and the darker the tea, the healthier it is for you. ( Allison Evans | The Collegian )
7 Cups of Tea is an app that offers 24/7 support for those who are emotionally unstable or lonely. Through the app, caring people are availabe all hours of the day to listen, chat, or just give encouraging words.
For students with daily busy schedules, having children is not one of the top priorities. In today's modern society, people have decided to continue on with their education/careers instead of taking on the responsibility of looking after a child. (Photo Illustration by Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
According to experts, repeatedly leaving makeup on while you sleep can clog pores and cause acne. Washing your face before you go to bed has positive effects for your skin and will help you wake up feeling refreshed. (Photo Illustration by Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)
There are many different ways to make money online, but they require time and dedication. (Photo Illustration by George Walker | The Collegian)
Instead of purchasing the knock-off versions of jewelry, fake tattoo jewelry can be an alternative and easier way of wearing fashion accessories for every day casual outfits. (Photo Illustration by Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
Depending on the industry students are looking into potentially being a part of, employers could be looking out for strong candidates with a high GPA and/or relevant life experiences. (Photo Illustration by Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
Human trafficking, sexual slavery, and other forms of forced sexual exploitation are a relevant issue nationally as well as trans-nationally (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
Spas, such as the Planet Beach Spa in Manhattan, are a popular way to find refreshment during spring break (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
K-State Police units will come from all directions when responding to an emergency call. Campus police have also been trained to think of all possible scenarios on their way to calls (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
The shift from self-sacrifice to self-centeredness started decades ago, but technological advances have put Millennials in front of Baby Boomers (Nicholas Cady | The Collegian)
One of K-State's top priorities is safety to all students around campus. If students choose to walk home during the night, they are encouraged to be aware of their surrounds and have easy access to safety by downloading K-State's new saftey application LiveSafe. (Photo Illustration by Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
One of Manhattan's well-known traditions that attract people from across the country is the celebration of Fake Patty's Day. With safety as top priority, Riley County Police Department has teamed up with multiple other enforcement agencies to ensure a fun and safe environment for all guest(s). (Cassandra Nguyen | The Collegian)
