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It’s a takeover! Each month, a different alumnus takes over our Snapchat story to show us what a day in their careers is like. We go behind-the-scenes (and cubicles) of companies big and small to answer questions like: What’s a foot hammock? Can you actually type on a walking treadmill? What are the best lunch […]

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Top of mind for many high school and college students is choosing a major or acing exams. But if you make room for spirituality as well, your to-do list — and life — could become more manageable and focused. “It’s important for young adults to have a place to develop their own identity,” says Rev. […]

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When you first start college, you embark on a whole new adventure and phase in your life. You meet new friends, learn more about the field of study that interests you, and expose yourself to a wide range of clubs and organizations. Another major part of that college experience is studying abroad. We all had […]

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Last year, Shannon O’Mara ran into some frustrating statistics in her role as vice president and associate director of credit research for Loomis, Sayles and Company. Fewer women were applying for entry- and associate-level positions at the Boston-based investment management firm. “I went back and looked at the last eight job searches I had done,” […]

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It’s a takeover! Each month, a different alumnus takes over our Snapchat story to show us what a day in their careers is like. We go behind-the-scenes (and cubicles) of companies big and small to answer questions like: What’s a foot hammock? Can you actually type on a walking treadmill? What are the best lunch […]

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Who knew when I decided to study abroad in Germany that I was making such a bad decision. Hitting the three-month point in my European experience, I can cross off a lot of items off my bucket list: backpacking across Eastern Europe, eating pizza three times in one day in Italy, and stalking celebrities in […]

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