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From the Office to LIM to Off-duty: Tips to Transfer from Day to Night
by Madison Roe
As students at LIM College we manage work, school, internships, and social lives. Constantly on the go, who truly has time to change for every social outing?
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Five Great Apps College Students in NYC Can’t Live Without
by Amira Clement
As a college student in NYC who basically runs my life on apps, I thought I would share the five best apps that we college students cannot live without.
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Tips to Help You Ace Your Midterms!
by Ashley Adams
It’s that time again! Midterms are quickly approaching and the pressure is on, but if you take the time to prepare you won’t feel so nervous and overwhelmed. Instead you will be the student who is relaxed, confident and ready to ace ...
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Know What You Are Worth
by Victoria Stankus
During your senior co-op semester, you will take a course called Leadership & Negotiation. This class will teach you the proper tools you need to negotiate salary, and for most of you, it will be the first time you ever have. ...
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How to Find a NYC Apartment on a Student Budget
by Amira Clement
Finding a New York City apartment on a student budget can be difficult at times, especially when you're going to school in one of the coolest (and most expensive!) cities in the world. Take it from someone who has lived on her own ...
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How I Got My Start in New York Fashion Week (NYFW)
by Amira Clement
Before transferring to LIM College, I had already completed a few previous Fashion PR internships. The very first being MAO Public Relations. This internship was thus far my favorite, as it was fast-paced and well worth it.
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Black Tap Foot-Long Milkshakes!
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Fashions Hits and Misses in 2015
by Caitlyn Longo
2015 was the year of 70’s inspired vintage trends like, camouflage, ankle booties, and versatile denim. There were hits and misses in fashion in 2015, and while some of the trends should continue, others should probably perish.
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What Will Happen After I Graduate?
by Taylor Lloyd
I’m expected to graduate in May 2016. That word "expected" is heavily loaded with more meaning than I feel am ready to handle right now. I am expected to know by May what I want to do for the rest of my life and I am nowhere near ...