Cultivating multiple article ideas from the same topic can help freelance writers collect more bylines explains Dinsa Sachan in this article from Writer’s Digest March/April 2019. In today’s fractured media environment, every month sees...
Wondering how to sell an essay? Writing a cover letter that’s short and perfect to introduce your pages will sell a piece faster than submitting an excellent article or essay with an uninspired note. This article is excerpted from Susan S...
This article is excerpted from Susan Shapiro’s new book, The Byline Bible: Get Published in Five Weeks © 2018 from Writer’s Digest Books. The newspaper, magazine or web editor loves the freelance article you submitted and says “Yes!...
In the viscious “How the hell am I going to pay for school?” cycle most students go through daily, more and more are coming to one answer: sugar daddies. Jenny* is a 19-year-old first-year student at Mount Royal University in Alberta. S...
We’ve got $35,000 up for grabs for one lucky Student Life Network member in FULL RIDE. Happy 2018! You’re totally killing that “New Year, New You” vibe and sticking to your resolutions right? (cut to new running shoes still in the ...
The Tour de France begins at the end of this week. As an avid cyclist I enjoy watching it and I find that it provides some neat opportunities for science, health, and physical education lessons. Here are some of my go-to resources for teach...
Poverty and Adversity By Dale Angel Poverty and Adversity travel together. They will stop by uninvited and visit, sometimes staying a ...
How exactly do you go from small-town hockey ref to scoring a job at the NHL? Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in 2016 and while certain hiring processes may have changed, the overall advice for connecting with the ri...
The Canada’s Luckiest Student winner in 2021 will take home $60,000 in life-changing student prizes. Are you that lucky student winner? Only one way to find out… “Do you know who the winner is yet?” “Did I win?” “What’s it l...
Tons of students go to college or university to kickstart a career but sometimes that’s not enough. So what happens if you study even further? Are you actually guaranteed a better career after grad school? Will a master’s or PhD make th...