ARCC Blog

Halloween At Florida State University

It’s Halloweekend at Florida State University — meaning you’ll see cats, policemen, angels, and even Labubus walking down the street on a Monday night, heading to the clubs, knowing dang…
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Outgrowing Those Around You

Let’s go back to the first time you made a friend. How old were you? Do you remember their favorite color? Did they know yours? Did you promise to stay…
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Not Everyone is Your Friend

Not everyone you meet is your friend — some people are just acquaintances. When you first meet someone, they start as a stranger. As you get to know them, they…
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Is Black Face Still Prevalent Today?

The History of Black Face According to Merriam-Webster, blackface is “dark makeup worn to mimic the appearance of a Black person and especially to mock or ridicule Black people.” Blackface…
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My Favorite Subject in High School: Intro to Life

The pythagorean theorem, the actions that lead to the first world war, when to use there, their, and They’re. All things that I’ve learned from the worn pages of my…
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DEI Backlash in the Workplace: How to Stay Committed to Inclusion

The current rise in “DEI backlash” presents a critical challenge to our efforts towards inclusive and equitable workplaces.  Understanding the Landscape: Racism, Anti-Racism, and DEI The Reality of DEI Backlash…
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How to Create Positive Change as a Student

How to Create Positive Change as a Student Small actions, big impact Sometimes it feels like you have to be an influencer or a public figure to make a difference.…
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Building Real Connections on Campus

Building Real Connections on Campus Why genuine relationships matter more than followers College can feel like being thrown into a new world — full of people, opportunities, and endless group…
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Confronting the Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Lessons from Orientation and Deep Dives

During ARCC orientation and my research deep dives, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza moved me most. The conflict that escalated in late 2023 has had catastrophic civilian consequences: Mass casualties:…
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Mastering College Chaos: Time Management Tips That Actually Work

College life is a whirlwind of classes, assignments, social events, part-time jobs, and endless responsibilities. With so much happening at once, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and lose track of…
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