It’s never too late in life to change careers and head off in a new direction. If you’re in your 40s, it’s entirely possible to make this type of change. All that you need to do is prepare yourself for the job hunt and take some time to brush up on your skills. Read on to learn more.
Every year, we have a number of traditions to celebrate the end of the semester. In between finishing projects and studying for finals, make sure you take some time to partake in some of our favorite ¶¶ÒõÆƽâ°æ traditions. Read on to find out what’s coming up in the next few weeks.
Wondering how can someone who’s starting out at the bottom become a paramedic? These easy-to-follow steps will ensure you’re heading down the right path. Read on to learn more.
Grab those blue suede shoes: The School of the Arts at ¶¶ÒõÆƽâ°æ is channeling Elvis for their latest production! "All Shook Up" opens tonight and runs through Sunday, November 20. Read on to learn more.
Students majoring in social science programs like Psychology and Sociology have a new way to get hands-on experience right on campus – with a new social science lab. Read on to learn more.
Students who want to study theatre in college have two options: a BA or BFA program. Wondering which program is right for you? Weighing the pros and cons can make it easier to decide. Read on to learn more.
Each year, ¶¶ÒõÆƽâ°æ honors veterans in our community and across our country through our annual Veterans Day Ceremony in front of the War Memorial on campus. One such veteran is Jim Beauregard, technical director and associate professor of Theatre and Dance, who shared his experiences in the military. Read on to learn more.
With mental health becoming increasingly more important for college students, one student group at Dean is committed to raising awareness and destigmatizing conversations as they gear up for their annual event – the Project Green Showcase. Read on to learn more.
How can you tell that it’s time for a career change? Here are some signs to look for that might be telling you it’s time for something new.
High school students who want to work in the business world in some capacity most likely consider a degree in business management to be the best way to get started, and they’d be right. How can you tell if this is the right career for you? Let’s explore the possibilities of business management.
