Brian Bonilla

University of Richmond Uses New Honeybee Hives as Educational Tool

In an effort to combat declining honeybee population, University of Richmond in Virginia has recently installed two new honeybee hives on their campus. These hives will be used for sustainability and educational purposes. “We rely on honeybees to pollinate our food,” Rob Andrejewski, director of sustainability at the University of Richmond, told TUN. “These… Read More
University of Toronto Researcher Is Working on a Promising Cancer Treatment Alternative

There is potentially a new form of cancer treatment with minimal side effects. Dr. Patrick Gunning, an associate professor of chemistry at the University of Toronto, and his team of researchers have created a molecule that could target specific cells. This is significant because it is the opposite of chemotherapy, which is often used on… Read More
6 Tips on How to Make Friends in College

The art of socializing is mastered by very few people. So if you’re having some trouble making friends at college, or you’re an incoming freshman worried about making friends, it’s okay. It’s natural to be concerned, but don’t worry too much about it. There are many ways for you to make friends in college. Keep… Read More
4 Free Portfolio Websites for College Student Writers

If you’re a writer in college, then there’s no better time than the present. Unlike some other professions, writing is a job that can be started while you’re a student. Whether you start writing for the school newspaper, your own blog, or as part of an internship, it’s important to stay organized. The best way… Read More
11 New York Internships

If you can’t find an internship in New York, this list might help! Below are 11 internships (which could lead to full-time employment) in New York. We’ve highlighted the skills needed for each position, but you can click on the titles, which will bring you to the individual job postings, to get the full scope.… Read More
Students Learn to Fly Drones and Collect Data at University of Wisconsin–Madison

Drones are more than just toys you play with in the park; they can be your next business opportunity. The University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Engineering started offering a new class this summer that focuses on the many applications of drones. “There are literally hundreds of business applications. The sky’s the limit with what these… Read More
10 Pennsylvania Companies Looking for Interns or Employees

If you live in Pennsylvania and are looking for a job or internship, then look no further! We’ve outlined 10 Philadelphia companies looking for internships and/or jobs. We have highlighted the skills needed for each position, but you can click on the titles, which will bring you to the individual job postings, to get the… Read More
Aalborg University Uses Virtual Reality to Eliminate Phantom Limb Pain

Soon there might be a surefire way to eliminate phantom limb pain. Researchers at Aalborg University in Denmark reported, based on their new study, that Virtual Reality technology can be used to help amputees. Phantom limb pain is felt by those who have lost an arm, leg, or other body part. It can be felt… Read More
10 Internships Abroad for a Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience

Do you want to make a difference in a different country or just need a change of scenery? Then look no further! Below are 10 international internships/jobs abroad. We’ve highlighted the skills needed for each position, but you can click on the titles, which will bring you to the individual job postings, to get the… Read More
10 Summer Marketing Internships in New York

It’s not too late to apply for a summer internship! Below are 10 summer marketing internships (which can extend to full-time employment) in New York. We’ve highlighted the skills needed for each position, but to get the full scope, click on the titles, which will bring you to the individual job postings. Good luck on… Read More
What NOT to Do When Writing Essays

Writing essays isn’t always easy. Professors generally have different preferences when it comes to writing and they have to read and grade hundreds of papers, so the last thing they want to read is a bad essay. Instead of telling you what to do, I’m going to tell you what to avoid, so you don’t… Read More
RecycleMania: The Other March Madness

While March Madness, College Basketball’s biggest tournament, is still about a week away, another competition is already heating up at many colleges across North America. “Recycle Mania” is a green movement, started in 2001, where colleges compete against each other in an effort to promote recycling and waste reduction. The friendly annual competition starts in the… Read More
Star on the Rise: Enisa Nikaj From Brooklyn College

Brooklyn College student, Enisa Nikaj, could very well be New York City’s next big star. The 20-year-old Brooklyn native is a singer/songwriter with a star personality and talent. She has had a good few years with her covers on YouTube getting over 600,000 views and her first official single “Burn this Bridge” being available on… Read More
Astronauts Get to Feast on Space Turkey This Thanksgiving

Astronauts in space will be able to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving dinner this Thanksgiving thanks to the Scientists at the Space Food Research Facility at Texas A&M University. Since 2007, Texas A&M has produced more than 50 menu items for astronauts at the International Space Station and throughout NASA’s spacelift program. In this video, Texas… Read More
6 Tips on Conducting an Interview

So, you have your interview set. You have a date, time and location. Now you’re nervous about the actual interview! You might be a journalism major or just stuck taking an elective class that requires you to interview someone. Whatever the reason you’re reading this, the bottom line is: you’re looking for help. Here are… Read More