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The 30-hour Rule: How Sam Has Found a Work-Life Balance
In this guest post, we are thrilled to introduce our wonderful friend and writer, Sam Dilley! We both met Sam during our sophomore years at UGA and simply cannot imagine college or life without her. Over the past few years, we have seen Sam intentionally create impact on campus, foster a community, and pursue her
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7 Tips We Wish We Knew Before Starting a New School Year
The start of a new school year is full of a variety of emotions: anxiety, excitement, dread, anticipation, even hope. Despite the fact that we’ve all been in school for what feels like forever, there is always some adjusting we have to do at the beginning of a new semester/year. Since a lot of you
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Settling In: The First Few Weeks Navigating Corporate Life and a New City
As of June 16th, 2025, I started my job in corporate America… and dang! It’s weird. Going from school to work is different in many strange (?), but also in equally exciting ways. To preface, my resting heart rate has dropped 5 beats per minute, and no that’s not contributed to exercise. But, this post-grad
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The Post-Grad Limbo: Graduated…But Now What?
You’ve literally completed everything off of your checklist. Take the grad photos ✅ Graduate college with a good GPA ✅ Secure a full-time job ✅ Sign the offer letter ✅ Say bittersweet goodbyes to friends, family, and your collegetown ✅ …but now you’re just sitting here waiting. We spend our whole lives looking to the
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Our Favorite Restaurants, Cafes, and More in Athens, GA!
From your very own food connoisseurs We love to try new food and restaurants all over the globe! (If you missed our post about how we started our restaurant adventures, check it out here). When we came back to Athens for our last semester post studying abroad, we made it a goal to hit as
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How To Read the News When the World Is On Fire
In a time when young people are constantly inundated with the latest trends and news from the Internet, sometimes this endless access to information that our devices give us seems like more of a burden than a privilege. Between the endless expectations from school or work that we navigate throughout the day and the time
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The Story of Wine and Spine and How to Start Your Own
The Book Club Blueprint In our previous posts, we’ve mentioned the famous “Wine and Spine Society” a few times, but we never fully explained what it is or how we started it. Essentially, Wine and Spine is the name for the book club we started in January with our friend Alex Womack. Starting a book
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The Power of Service and Community: How to Create Lasting Impact
We are BEYOND excited to introduce our next guest writer: Kate Hall! Kate graduated from UGA this May with a degree in Public Relations, and she was the 2025 Commencement Speaker. Kate is extremely involved and has made a name for herself on campus. Most importantly, she is a genuine and loving friend. Dawson met
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How to Case: An Overview
We’ve all been there – trying to break into consulting, but the #1 obstacle in your path is that terrorizing case. It can be such a new and intimidating way of interviewing at first. At least for us, and you may agree, you cannot just learn how to case in class. You need a step-by-step
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Our Top 5 Favorite Experiences at UGA
We are officially exactly at the two-week post-graduation time point, which means we have had plenty of time to reflect on our college experiences! So, we thought it would be fun to write a post about our top 5 favorite experiences during our time at UGA. Since we’ve raved about study abroad in past posts,