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How to Get Yourself Ready for Midterms
Fall is in full swing! The chilly weather calls for that new jacket you’ve been dying to wear, pumpkins are making their appearance in every window display, and we are now anticipating the start of the holiday season. But before you take a sip of ...
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Fun Places for Foodies in NYC
Although LIM students live a crazy busy life, it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t leave time to explore different places in New York City. Now, for all my foodies out there, here is a list of a few places to try on your free time!
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How to Manage Internships, Work, and College Life in NYC
Managing internships, work and school can be a balancing act. When it comes to college, always pay attention to your grades. A useful tool is to spread out your homework and projects throughout the week. Once you prioritize your assignments and how ...
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What Do Visual Merchandising Majors Actually Study?
I am a Visual Merchandising major, which happens to be the smallest major at LIM. Does that make it any less important? Absolutely not.
What is Visual Merchandising
Many students at LIM, most people for that matter, don’t really understand what ...
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Ten Tips for Fall in New York City
It seems like everyone in NYC has been waiting for fall, and it's finally here! So, here are some tips to get you through leaf-peeping, pumpkin spice latte, and pumpkin-everything season.
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Feeling Anxious or Homesick? What to Do If You Are a New LIM College Student.
Being a new college student can be extremely nerve-racking. It can be difficult to make friends and to adapt to a new environment and lifestyle.
Experiencing these changes demands a great deal of energy from us and we can feel emotionally drained ...
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How I Came to LIM College
I am currently a junior at LIM College and coming here was the best decision of my life. Picking a college can be stressful. It’s where you are hoping you’ll be for the next four years. The next four serious, life changing, entering-adulthood-years ...
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How to Survive Your First Month at LIM
During the first week at any college you might feel overwhelmed with the many different emotions you're feeling. You are moving somewhere new, away from your family and friends.
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Fashionably Late: A Student’s Experience Commuting to LIM
Before I started college, I made the decision to commute. To get to LIM, I take the Long Island Railroad from Ronkonkoma to Penn Station. From Penn Station I take the subway or walk to the college. My train ride takes about an hour and a half. ...