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My 5 College Cooking Tips
Coming in as a freshman, I remember knowing a few recipes but not much else. Over the course of the semester. I decided to increase my cooking knowledge, and I still am as an incoming junior. Here are few of my tips for cooking because you cannot ...
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New Student Housing: The New Yorker
Located in one of New York City's finest hotels, at the corner of 34th street and Eighth Avenue, the new housing location for LIM students just got better. It’s only a block away from Herald Square and a few steps away from Penn Station. LIM ...
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Why I Love Being Active on Campus
There are 22 clubs currently on campus and the number keeps growing. If you have an idea for a club, the team in Student Life is always open to new ideas. I personally love being part of the clubs on campus and highly encourage others to join. ...
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Incoming Students Get a Chance to Meet Their New Roomie
It hasn’t always been easy, but I believe LIM College is doing an excellent job keeping students and incoming students involved during the COVID-19 pandemic. I attended the Virtual Roommate Mixer where the incoming Class of 2024 met each other ...
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Club Highlight: Residence Hall Council
One insight I was dying to gain about LIM, prior to my acceptance, was what clubs and organizations would be offered. I was able to find information on some of them, but I was sure there had to be more information to be found.
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LIM College Eats: My Top Spots Near the Residence Hall
Being a college student on a budget in NYC creates a challenge in finding affordable restaurants or takeout. In this #LIMCollegeEats blog, I’ll share my top restaurants and cafés surrounding the 1760 Residence Hall, and I’ll include a range of ...
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Make Dorm-Life Comfortable and Convenient
I lived in the 1760 residence hall for my first two years at LIM College, and I believe it’s the best way to transition into college life. I learned the importance of time management and what it’s like to live in a tight space with another person.