The Campus Clipper Podcast

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How do you save money on a student's budget in an expensive city? How do you form meaningful friendships when you're up to your nose in midterms? What can you do as a college student to cultivate creativity and take care of your mental health? In this series, the Campus Clipper interns answer these questions and more as they discuss their experiences as college students in NYC and Boston.

  1. 05/12/2025

    Dating in the Digital Age: A Wellness Guide for Students on Dating Apps

    Intern Brenna Sheets from Emerson College is joined by fellow students Amber Call and Grace Rubin to discuss the reality of dating in the digital age. Whether you're an undergrad grinding through finals or a grad student juggling class, TA positions, and a work schedule, adding dating to the mix can feel like an unpaid internship with no resume opportunity. When you’re trying to balance school, work, social life, and mental health, where does intentional dating even fit? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the influence of dating apps and the self-care practices you can implement while swiping left, right, and left again. Thank you to our Campus Clipper advertiser for today, Best MG Spa, a place where your mind and body get relaxed through exclusively offered organic body spa, foot spa, and head scalp therapy spa! Boston Students can get 20% off with cash payments when they show their student ID and the campus clipper coupon. Visit Best MG spa in Allston to unwind and treat yourself, because you deserve it!Check out more of Brenna's work in her articles, "The Mental Health Benefits of Being a Girl's Girl" and "How to Stay Somewhat Sane," posted on the Campus Clipper blog!Follow us on Instagram @campusclipper and TikTok @campusclipper for great student discounts at your favorite local restaurants and businesses. Visit nyc.campusclipper.com for all our NYC coupons, and visit boston.campusclipper.com for all our Boston coupons.

  2. 04/11/2025

    From Teacups to Tablets: What Wellness Looks Like Today

    Intern Brenna Sheets from Emerson College is joined by Cambridge Natural's Emily K. to discuss natural health and wellness in the modern age. They discuss how supplements and herbal teas are being used, marketed, and perceived in our fast-paced, wellness-obsessed society. Is our reliance on these products a sign of empowerment—taking control of our health in accessible ways—or are we sometimes buying into a wellness fantasy with unclear benefits? Thank you to our Campus Clipper advertiser for today, Cambridge Naturals! Cambridge Naturals provides the best choices in natural wellness products (nutritional supplements, clean body care, organic foods, and healthy lifestyle supplies) and offers an amazing customer experience to the local community. They are committed to sourcing products locally, organically, and ethically via fair trade and direct trade channels, and to donating a portion of their profits to social and environmental organizations that impact the community. As part of their vision for a more just, equitable, and sustainable world, they strive to partner with businesses owned by women and historically marginalized groups. Boston Students can get 10% off fully priced products when they show their student ID and the campus clipper coupon.Check out more of Brenna's work in her articles, "The Mental Health Benefits of Being a Girl's Girl" and "How to Stay Somewhat Sane," posted on the Campus Clipper blog!Follow us on Instagram @campusclipper and TikTok @campusclipper for great student discounts at your favorite local restaurants and businesses. Visit nyc.campusclipper.com for all our NYC coupons, and visit boston.campusclipper.com for all our Boston coupons.

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How do you save money on a student's budget in an expensive city? How do you form meaningful friendships when you're up to your nose in midterms? What can you do as a college student to cultivate creativity and take care of your mental health? In this series, the Campus Clipper interns answer these questions and more as they discuss their experiences as college students in NYC and Boston.