Local Resources for College Students
Whether you are a local student or someone far from home, living on a budget can be difficult. Especially if you need medical care and don’t have access to insurance. Below is a list of some ideas to save money and get needed services when you’re in a pinch.
Recipe Recommendations From The Kayseean Staff
Summer is a great time to bust out the cookbook and test your culinary skills. Whether it’s on the grill, the stove, or over the fire, cooking can be a great way to bring a family together. The Kayseean staff has compiled some of our personal favorite recipes to share with your family this summer break!
Book Recommendations from The Kayseean Staff
While your summer schedule may be packed with jobs, internships, or even classes, don’t forget to take some time to enjoy your break. If you need help slowing down and appreciating the season, check out The Kayseean staff’s favorite books for your summer reading.
Spring 2022 Semester Round Up
The spring semester is coming to a close and students are more than eager for summer break. If you find time in between studying for finals and preparing for summer jobs or internships, try and take a few moments to look back and review all that has happened in the semester that has passed us by.
Bettie Hite Collaborates on King Book
*Republished from the March 2017 issue of The Kayseean
This year King University celebrates its 150th anniversary. In honor of this occasion, the Development Office and a couple of members of the History Committee, as well as Bettie Hite created a book that includes photos and memories from years past. Bettie Hite, who graduated from King in 1963, was asked by the Denise Asbury to write the book. Asbury is the Director of Development and she has largely directed production of the book. Asbury contacted Bettie to see if she knew of anyone who would be interested in writing the 150th book. She replied “Me” she claims it has “inspired her writing.”
The Dark Underbelly of Critter Politics on the Oval Exposed
After a thorough investigation led by reporters at The Kayseean, a political conflict amongst the critters of the Oval was uncovered. We have found that many of the major players within the critter community are beginning to retaliate against each other due to a single common factor.
Beauty Blooms: 3 Local Spring Beauty Spots
Our region is a wonderful place to sightsee and indulge in nature when spring rolls around. The jutting mountains, rolling hills, and lively woodlands can provide some unique experiences. Luckily, you don’t have to travel far to take in these natural wonders as they are right in our backyard. The following are a few local parks and trails you can visit to get the most out of spring.
Helpful Resume Tips for College Students
As college students, it’s essential to know how to create a practical but professional resume when applying for jobs or internships. Depending on the job, you will be tasked with creating either a curriculum vitae, also known as a CV, or a resume. Each style requires certain things to make them stand out, such as an extensive cover letter or a simple design with minimal color. The difference between the two is a CV is lengthier, often including your experience, certifications, and publications; whereas a resume is a shorter, more condensed version with work experience and relating to the job you’re applying for.
Black History Matters Every Month of the Year
Black History Month has been a staple in American education since its first federally recognized observance in 1976. It has since gone on to be observed and celebrated in Canada, the UK, and Ireland, though in the two latter countries it is observed in October as opposed to February. President Gerald Ford, in his recognition of Black History Month, stated that it provided an “Opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.”