That’s a Wrap
The winter coats are almost in storage; the Brewed Awakenings caffeine runs are winding down, and those final grades are hitting the portal. Whether you’re officially a graduate, heading into a summer semester, or just taking a well-deserved break, congratulations—you made it.
Networking Without the “Cringe”: Mastering the LinkedIn Lurk
“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” We’ve all heard it, and we all hate it. It makes networking feel like a private club you don’t have the password for.
But in 2026, networking is just intentional curiosity. In part three of our series, we’re breaking down how to “lurk” your way into the industry.
The Experience Paradox: How to get it when you don’t have it
“Experience required” is the ultimate catch-22 for students. How are you supposed to get the job if you need the job to get the experience?
The truth is, you’re likely sitting on more experience than you realize, you’re just using the wrong vocabulary to describe it. In the second part of our professional development series, we’re breaking down the Experience Paradox and providing a translation guide to help you turn classroom wins into career opportunities.
Micro-advice from people you want to hear from: The External Shift
Last week, we talked about the internal courage it takes to switch programs or careers mid-stream. But even when you’re in the “right” room, there’s a new challenge waiting: the exit.
Micro-Advice From People You Want To Hear From: The Internal Pivot
We’ve all seen the headlines: “10 Habits of the World’s Wealthiest People” or “What I Wish I Knew Before I Made My First Million.” It’s polished, it’s aspirational, and frankly, it usually feels like it’s written for a completely different species. When you’re a student staring down a terrifyingly blank job board, a billionaire’s advice on optimizing your morning routine feels like a slap in the face.
Practical Advice: Resume vs. Professional Portfolio
When preparing to enter the workforce, one of the first questions students ask is:
Do I need a resume, a professional portfolio, or both? The answer depends on your career path, your goals, and how you want to tell your professional story. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide — and where to get support along the way.
Black History Month at the MSA
Black History Month is a time to recognize, reflect on, and celebrate the contributions, achievements, and leadership of Black communities, past and present. Taking place each February, it creates space to acknowledge histories that have long been overlooked, while also celebrating the ongoing impact Black individuals continue to have across culture, education, activism, and leadership.
Art and culture are coming to life in the hallways of Mohawk College
While it’s been on the wall since late summer, we’re excited to invite the community to a casual mural unveiling on January 28 — a chance to celebrate this vibrant piece of art and what it means for our community. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to stop by throughout the day to view the mural and take it in.
Welcome to Mohawk: Your MSA Student Success Guide
Starting college for the first time can feel like stepping into a whole new world. Confusing schedules, unknown hallways and not knowing where to get help when you need it can make things a lot tougher. Thankfully, being aware of campus supports and resources can be the difference between feeling lost and thriving.
Community Resources Every Student Should Know
The end of the semester is finally in sight, and for many students that means looking forward to downtime, catching up with family, and taking a much needed break. And while we hope your break is smooth and restful, here are some off-campus resources you can turn to if you ever need a little extra support.