Blog Archive – 2023
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All About Networking
By Ethan Vo | You have probably heard a lot about networking. People have probably told you to make sure you expand your network and create professional relationships with as many people as possible. Well, it could be daunting trying to put yourself out there to try and connect with people you only ever talk to about work. As a result, many people leave a lot of potential for growth on the table. So, in this blog we are going to give you the rundown on everything there is to know about networking.
You Just Graduated College. What now?
By Sol Garay | With Graduation season in full swing, and after attending a couple of commencement ceremonies myself (sister if you’re reading this, I’m proud of you!) I figured I would write about post-graduation. This will not be a full guide on what to do after graduating college, instead I will cover certain topics that I wish I knew more about before I graduated and was thrown in the ‘real-world’.
How to celebrate 4th of July in Riverside
By Ethan Vo | This Tuesday is the nation’s 247th birthday. July 4th marks the day that the Declaration of Independence was adopted. So, in the spirit of patriotism, here are the ways in Riverside you can celebrate the United States turning 247:
Riverside’s Very Own Amusement Park: Castle Park
By Ethan Vo | Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Legoland, SeaWorld, Knott’s Berry Farm, Castle Park. There is probably one name here that does not sound as familiar as the others, but it should. Castle Park is Riverside’s own amusement park that has been around since 1976.
Momo Sushi – Riverside’s First High End Sushi Experience
By Sol Garay | Riverside has always had a love for sushi, with many great spots located around the city. However, there was a void amidst the sushicape. A certain lack of the fine dining experience. Allow me to present you with: Momo Sushi…
Quick History – Juneteenth
By Ethan Vo | January 1st, 1863 is also known as “Freedom’s Eve” to many. Once the clock struck midnight, all of the enslaved people in the Confederate states had their prayers answered. Both free and enslaved African Americans came together in churches and homes all over the nation awaiting the news that the Emancipation Proclamation has taken effect. When news broke, Union soldiers marched onto plantations and into cities all across the south, reading copies of the Emancipation Proclamation, spreading the good news of freedom.
Resume 101: Beginner’s Guide to the Perfect Resume
By Ethan Vo | The resume is one of the most important aspects in landing your dream job. If your resume stands out from the rest, it can be the deciding factor between you getting a call back for an interview and getting looked over for the next applicant in line. Therefore, you need your resume game to be on point so you can be sure to cross off “Land your Dream Job” on your life checklist.
College 101: Some practical tips to surviving your Freshman Year
By Sol Garay | College. What can I say? College is a whole new chapter in your life where you are thrown in a brand-new environment, new city or town, and introduced to a bunch of new people. For some, starting college can be a stressful experience and it may take some time to adapt. Don’t worry, we are here to provide you with some tips to help you survive your first year of college…
Cheap and Easy Meals to Help You Survive Through College
By Ethan Vo | Every college student has gone through a time where they realize they are eating out or ordering from UberEATS and DoorDash WAY more than they should be, and after seeing their credit card bills as a result of food alone, they drop to the floor in agony…
Study Spots in Riverside for College Students
By Sol Garay | With finals week just around the corner, we are here to bring you some of the best study spots that Riverside has to offer! Of course, there are plenty of great study spots at your university such as the Orbach library at UCR, or the Annie Gabriel Library at CBU, however we’d like to shed light on some spots around the city…
Exploring Riverside on a Student Budget: Must-Visit Attractions
By Sol Garay | Being a college student can be hard both mentally and financially. Especially that moment when you’re stressed over midterms or finals, and you look into your kitchen cabinets and all you have to eat are Cup of Noodles Ramen and some Doritos. That is why today we will be taking a look at some fun and inexpensive things to do in the city of Riverside…
Career Fair: Top 5 things to do.
By Sol Garay | A career fair is an event where multiple recruiters, hiring managers and employers can meet with job candidates in one convenient location. They are great opportunities to meet with potential employers, network with peers, and a way to put yourself out there. And with the Inland Empire Career Fair coming up on June 5th, we are here to share…
Living & Working in Riverside: An Interview with Local College Students
Riverside currently houses four major collegiate institutions, enrolling a total number of 71,100 students for this academic school year. We asked REAL college students living and working in Riverside to tell us some of their favorite things about the city…
Quick History – Riverside Sister Cities
By Sol Garay | The United States Sister City program began in 1956 when President Dwight D. Eisenhower proposed a people-to-people, citizen diplomacy initiative. The following year, Riverside began its Sister City relationship with Sendai, Japan, making it one of the oldest Sister City relationships in the nation. Since then, the city of Riverside has…
Should you Study Abroad?
By Sol Garay | Studying Abroad is the act of going to a different country with the genuine intention of doing more than just sightseeing and bucket list activities. It is an opportunity to live, study, and even work in a completely new environment and experience a brand-new culture – All while earning credit towards your degree…