Travel nursing is an exciting career path for those dedicated to nursing

You’ve got your moving day planned down to a T.  Pre-move declutter?

Moving to a new home or city is exciting, but it often comes with some not-so-exciting environmental consequences. From gas-guzzling moving trucks to single-use products like moving boxes and packing peanuts, the process can be far from green. 

In fact, over 25 million Americans move to a new home each year. Along the way, they waste various materials, drive repeatedly back and forth, and accumulate tons of trash. The result is an excess of waste and carbon emissions.

However, moving doesn’t have to be an environmentally damaging process. With thoughtful planning and a commitment to sustainability, you can save money, reduce stress, minimize your ecological footprint, and make your transition a more environmentally friendly, green move.

Have you ever been invited to hang out at a friend’s off-campus apartment only to find no furniture to sit on? Or even worse, they have a sofa that is a little too “well-loved”? Wait, was that a bug?!

From all-nighters at your desk to movie marathons on the sofa with your roommates, you spend a considerable amount of time in your apartment. The right student furniture can make a massive difference in creating a comfortable and functional living space. Keep reading to learn more about the furniture pieces that will turn your apartment into a cozy home base for you and your roommates!

Tired of dorm living? Craving a taste of freedom? Try living off-campus

Moving off campus is exciting — but are you sure you have

It sounds like an old country western song: every day feels the same, and you want to change your name and move to a new city. But it’s not a song. It’s your day-to-day life!

Whether your job feels like a dead-end, you’ve lost your love for the city you’re living in, or a relationship recently ended, one thing is clear: You’re ready for a new chapter in your life. If you think, “I feel stuck in life,” you’re not alone. A 2021 study by Oracle surveyed more than 14,000 people, revealing that 76% reported feeling stuck in their personal lives, while 27% reported feeling trapped in the same routine. Remember that this is a temporary period in your life, though!

So what can you do about it? These tips will help you learn how to start over in life.

  You're not anti-social, but you love spending time at home. You crave

Going sustainable in a rental or urban environment might seem challenging, but

Low ceilings can make a home feel crowded and smaller than it actually is. But short of a massive renovation, is it possible to make low ceilings feel more spacious? With a little bit of strategic decorating and painting, yes! This guide will explain different ways to make your home, basement, apartment, or single room with low ceilings feel higher. We’ll even cover what to do with pesky sloped ceilings! Don’t let low ceilings cramp your style any longer!

Slow living, much like slow travel, is becoming increasingly popular. Focusing on

Dinner parties aren’t a thing of the past — and they don’t have to be a super formal affair. These food-focused get-togethers are regaining popularity, making them a great way to gather with friends or family for a night of good eats and fun times. Dinner parties can also be a great way for you to meet new people when you’ve recently moved, or life has taken you in a new direction.

Hosting a dinner party can feel intimidating, especially if you’ve never planned one before. Whether you’re wondering how to host your first dinner party or your fiftieth, here are our top 19 tips for making it an event to remember.