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Crossing Over: Celebrities Take On Fashion Industry

What happened to the days of an actress being known for only her acting? Many celebrities are now not only just sticking to one craft but also expanding their horizons. Some transition into music, or musicians starting to acting, but for many it’s into the fashion world.


Study Abroad Students Catalog Trip and Share with Families

One of the most amazing opportunities available to college students is the chance to study abroad. Many students take this as an opportunity to explore themselves and their host countries. Jillian Powell, a junior at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island, is abroad in Ireland for the semester and decided to record and share her experiences with her family via blog posts. Check it out!


Study Abroad Students Catalog Trip and Share with Families

One of the most exciting opportunities that students have while in college is studying abroad. Jillian Powell, junior at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island, is abroad in Ireland for the semester, and set up a blog to record her experience and share it with friends and family in the states. Check it out! http://jillian4906.blogspot.com/


A Weekend In: Lawrence, KS

A Weekend In takes you to collegetowns across the country. This installment follows students at the University of Kansas--go Jayhawks!--through the hot spots of Lawrence, KS. Let the vicarious living begin. 

 

 

 

 


The Professionals: Lawyer Turned Photographer, Monica Shulman

Self-portrait by Monica ShulmanSelf-portrait by Monica ShulmanIf any of you have considered changing majors, or foresee a possible career shift in your future, pay close attention to this interview. Photographer Monica Shulman started out as a lawyer.


A Weekend In: Burlington, VT

Imprint's newest feature, A Weekend In, travels to find out what students are doing in collegetowns across the country. 


Post-Grad Volunteering

The top three reasons why so many recent grads are taking a gap year to volunteer before diving into a career.


The Guide to New Media

"In 1981, there were 60 million weekday newspaper readers. Now that statistic is less than 50 million. Essentially in 2 years--with the population growing--the amount of people reading newspapers will have declined substantially," said Smart Money magazine writer Russell Pearlman.


Peter Frank, College Entrepreneur

Peter Frank is a busy man these days. Three months ago, his company closed a major deal that increased their business and his workload tenfold overnight. Right now, he’s designing a vision, developing new product features, and selling space to advertisers. Afterwards, he’ll take a business call and reply to emails.


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