What Every Freshman Should Know About Canvas
The Gazette
Transitioning into college comes with an entirely new academic rhythm, and learning to manage the required digital tools is a major part of that shift. One platform you’ll use in […]
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Paper, Apps or Both? Finding a Planning Style That Works in College
The Gazette
In my first year of college I learned quickly that mental checklists were not going to cut it. There is a particular kind of sinking feeling that comes from walking […]
Becoming Self-Reliant After Moving Away from Home
The Gazette
Despite whether you were raised to be independent or not, moving away from home can be intimidating and sometimes scary, there’s no shame in admitting that, but there are things […]
Advisors, Plan of Study and Degree Works at Langston
The Gazette
One of the biggest misconceptions people make when entering college is believing all academic advisors are aware and readily equipped with the necessary information to make sure you graduate within […]
Apply for Scholarships: Your Future is Worth the Effort
The Gazette
One of the most important things to understand about scholarships is this: they are free money, not loans. When you receive a scholarship, that is money you never have to […]
How to Win as a Student Athlete
The Gazette
Being a student athlete at Langston University is both a privilege and a challenge. For four years, I balanced being a full-time honors student with the demands of playing collegiate […]
A Realistic Guide to Studying Well in Your First Year of College
The Gazette
College is less about raw intelligence and more about learning how to approach information strategically. As a recent graduate of Langston University, I had to figure out what actually worked […]
Present Like a Pro: Tips for Confident, Effective Presentations
The Gazette
Whether it’s your first class speech or a group project, standing in front of your peers and professor can bring nerves, self-doubt, and a lot of pressure to “get it […]
Making Your Meal Plan Work for You: How to Choose the Right Plan After Freshman Year
The Gazette
One of the biggest adjustments during freshman year is learning how to navigate campus dining. For most students, there is not much choice at first. The 19-meal freshman plan is […]
Yes/No Balance: How to Make Smart Commitments Your Langston Experience
The Gazette
The Illusion of “Doing It All” When you first get to college, it can feel like everything is happening at once. Interest meetings, group chats, campus events, job opportunities, study […]
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