What a shot of espresso does for your energy level, Jason Silva does for your mind. Jason is a Venezuelan-born filmmaker, modern-day philosopher, and self professed wonder-junkie. He is known as a master of “flow,” a state that allows him to tap into his intuition. Jason’s favorite vessel for capturing the grand epiphanies he experiences in flow state?

Headbands of Hope isn’t just selling accessories. It’s a company that is fighting to cure childhood cancer — stylishly. College students across the country are devoted to supporting the company’s mission. After a life-changing internship, Jess Ekstrom was inspired by the courage of the young girls who were fighting cancer.

GREG MIKE’s art is a little bit twisted – but in the best way. As a classically trained studio artist, Greg’s first real foray into the design world was in fashion. After founding a denim jeans line in college, Greg began putting his colorful designs on t-shirts. From there, Greg made a point to make his art his primary focus.

To judge a college student by his or her résumé would be like judging a YouTube video from its freeze frame. You just can’t get the whole picture. A résumé is critical for students during an internship or job search. All of the basics, like education, skills, and experience, are important. However, at all costs, avoid being solely defined by the words typed between the margins of a résumé.

College students are regularly asked, “what’s your major?”. But how about, “what’s your minor?”. In college, I minored in French. While I was excited to be a communications major, my French minor provided an additional benefit. A minor can be truly valuable for your college career and beyond. If you aren’t convinced, here are three reasons why declaring a minor can be beneficial.

Emily Raleigh is on a mission to change the world. As CEO of The Smart Girls Group, this Fordham University student wants to change the way girls think about themselves and are seen across the globe. The inception of the Smart Girls Group started as a gift to Emily’s sister. While a senior in high school, Emily wrote a guide to help her younger sister navigate high school life with ease.

Noukka Signe remembers the exact moment that inspired her to become a photographer. It was during her teenage years, when she discovered the work of now famous fashion photographer, Lara Jade. “At the time, she was doing a lot of self portraits,” said Noukka. “They were all very emotional and personal.

You have the opportunity to do things that maybe you didn’t make time for last year. This could include setting new goals, meeting new people, or sharing your story. Revamping your about.me page is just one simple way to kick the year off with style and better show who you are, where you’re going and who you want to be.

We love to celebrate our community and help you discover new and interesting people to connect with. Whether you’re looking to meet an entrepreneur, artist or marine biologist, all you have to do is take a quick trip to the “Discover” page. Check out five about.me users who have a knack for iPhone photography.

When applying for an internship or a job, it’s critical to have great work experience on your resume. But what do you do if you don’t have any work experience? This can be the ultimate catch 22. The good news is that college life offers students endless opportunities to get involved in almost anything that sparks their interest.

Face it, social media is ingrained in your everyday life. You tweet, you Instagram, you Facebook, you Soundcloud, you Snapchat…the list goes on and on. The great thing about social media is that it allows you tell your story through different mediums. However, don’t let just one outlet define you.

Whether you’re traveling in a new city or taking a few months off to explore the world, travel is an exciting way to open your eyes, develop new connections and build your story. For nomads and new explorers alike, here are three ways that travel can help you enhance your personal brand. Whether you meet them on a train or in a dive bar, there’s a good chance that the people you meet while you’re traveling will have interesting stories.

As a student at Tulane University, nothing about me screamed traditional college student. Though I had a range of experiences during my undergraduate years, they weren’t all linear. Anything that sparked an interest in me, I explored. This included blogging, organizing food trucks, working at music festivals, assisting event marketing teams and an array of other odd jobs.

These guys brought their A-game during fashion week. Too bad 79 percent of them are gay. Oh well, I’ll still take one home. The only thing that could make this dude cooler would be if he actually drew on that shirt.

14 looks that made our jaw drop from Versace’s Spring 2005 Ready-to-Wear collection. Talk about versatile – I’d take this bad boy from the yacht to the club anyday. Tagged as: couture, donatella versace, Fashion Week, versace. zoe is Zoë is a California native who (not-so-secretly) wishes she was European born.

You look like such an immense asshole when you order these. Can’t deny, I love a good mojito just like any other gal, but to get a good mojito, you need to take the time to mash up the mint at the bottom of the glass and bartenders really hate doing that… so you’re usually left with a glass of premixed minty sugar, or a half-assed drink.