Career

How to Send the Perfect Thank You Note

Friday, March 5, 2010
By Halle Organ and Marissa OConnor

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Featured Female Start-Up: Profiting Off Your Passion—Campus Cupcakes

Friday, March 5, 2010
By Cara Sprunk

“I brought cupcakes!” Leigha Kemmett happily announced as she walked through the door at the Cornell Daily Sun. She set down a Tupperware container made specifically for cupcakes and opened the box. The smell of freshly baked cupcakes filled the air, and my stomach started to growl.

“I’ve got dark chocolate with buttercream frosting and funfetti with chocolate icing,” Leigha explained.

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Young Women in the Military: Are Their Lives Different Than Ours?

Friday, February 26, 2010
By Vanessa Friedman

When you think “military woman”, what comes to mind? Probably not long hair, med school and no regrets, right? Well, it turns out that’s what you should be thinking, at least some of the time!

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How to have it all: A Q&A with career Army woman Lieutenant Colonel Leela J. Gray

Friday, February 26, 2010
By Rachel Cieri

Even after graduating, most college students spend years before they know what they’ll be doing the rest of their lives, but U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Leela J. Gray knew her path by the time she was a sophomore at Elon University in 1986.
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Balancing School AND a Career in the Arts: Two College Artists Share Their Stories

Friday, February 19, 2010
By Marissa Miller

College can be a pretty crazy and hectic time for ALL of us. We have to deal with our classes, our social life, and of course thinking about our future. But what if on top of all that, you were also pursuing a career in the arts? Well, HC thought that we would profile two women who are professionally pursuing their artistic passions while handling a busy college schedule.

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She Works Hard For The Money: Top-Paying Careers for Women Today

Friday, February 19, 2010
By Taylor Trudon

Think back to your lunch box years. When you were young, what did you dream about being when you grew up? Chances are, whether you wanted to be a movie star or an astronaut, if you were anything like me, income was not a likely factor in your decision (I’m still fairly certain a princess doesn’t earn a salary).

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