I’m compiling a new batch of informative articles for our online campus magazine, written specifically for current college students who are juggling classes, clubs, and early career planning. Each piece needs to feel like it was penned by a helpful upper-classmate—conversational, actionable, and grounded in real campus experience. What I need from you • One article on smart study tips and techniques that move beyond “make flashcards,” showing readers how to manage workload, fight procrastination, and use digital tools effectively. • One article that captures campus life and activities—think clubs, events, housing hacks, and ways to build community—painting a realistic but upbeat picture of student life. • One article offering practical career advice and internship guidance, including résumé pointers, networking on LinkedIn, and finding on-campus resources that actually work. Ideal length sits in the mid-range (around 700–900 words) so the articles stay snack-able yet substantial. Every submission should be original, well-researched, and lightly formatted with sub-headings for easy scanning. If you can weave in relevant stats or short student quotes, even better—just cite your sources. I will review each draft for clarity, engagement, and factual accuracy. Once approved, I’ll release the milestone so we can move on to the next topic. Let’s help our classmates thrive.