By Guest Blogger Solen Aref, Washington State University

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As we all know, the holidays are right around the corner. This means that students will be headed home (if they aren't already) to spend time with friends and family. One thing that I have always enjoyed about the holidays is that it gives us time to reflect and see how the year has treated us. Well, you are in for one because this year, especially this fall semester, has been one bumpy ride.

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Hi again! Skylar here, one of College Hill's marketing interns! As Thanksgiving approaches in a short couple of weeks, it brings a time of reflection and gratitude after a long year. For many, this particular year has brought many of its own challenges, both individual and global. This year did not shape out to how I envisioned it to be, but through all of the hardship, there a few things I can say I am thankful for. 

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As the semester grinds on, it's easy to start to go back to easy, cheap meals like Top-Ramen and day-old cold pizza. However, with a little planning, it's possible to make delicious fall meals that not only taste good, but stay within your college grocery budget! Here are some of our favorite fall recipes we have been trying! 

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Sometimes it's just so easy to keep hitting snooze on your alarm in the morning. It's a bad habit, especially if you feel like mornings are the worst part of your day. Newsflash: they don't have to be!

By implementing these easy tips into your own morning routine, you're bound to have a much more productive day! 

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School is back in session for many people, but it's looking very different this year. As the weather starts to cool down and Pumpkin Spice Lattes begin to reappear on menus - we can feel that fall football is here. However, since COVID-19 and the west coast wildfires have dramatically changed our lifestyles, a few important things are going to look quite unusual this fall. So today, we are revisiting our top 10 favorite game day designs to get you inspired for virtual events, small football watch parties, or, you know, next year's epic football season.

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For most, your fall semester is looking a bit different from what you may have been used to. Whether it's hybrid classes or fully virtual courses, learning online can be an adjustment for many.

Here are some helpful tips and tricks to keep yourself organized, engaged and conquer this semester during such unprecedented times! 

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