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Prep Your Books & Bookshelves for Summer

by Ivy Rutledge The arrival of spring and summer has traditionally been a time to prepare the home for a new season or year. While it’s easy to overlook your books and bookshelves during this process, consider giving your library some extra love. Here are five...

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Are You a Quote-aholic?

Other, Students, Writing

by Ivy Rutledge Quotes and quotations are hot right now, as evidenced by the success of Cheryl Strayed’s new book of quotations, Brave Enough. In the introduction, Strayed says “I think of quotes as mini-instruction manuals for the soul … I believe...

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5 Signs That You Need an Academic Editor

Proofreading/Editing, Students

by Ivy Rutledge Oftentimes, we find that students seek the assistance of an academic editor merely days before deadline. Typically, they’re finishing papers at the last minute, not leaving any time for a professional review, and handing those papers to their...

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8 Graduate Student Research Tools

Students

For graduate students in nearly every field, research is a fact of life. Keeping your graduate student research organized and moving forward can be a challenge, but there are a myriad of good apps that can help. Here is a list of free graduate student research tools...

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Time Management Tools for Students

Students

Persistence over Procrastination by Ivy Rutledge Ask around on a college campus about personal goals for the new semester, and I bet you’ll hear a chorus: “I’m going to try not to procrastinate so much.” Easier said than done, right? The key to...

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How to Use Semicolons & Look Smarter

Business, Grammar, Proofreading/Editing, Punctuation, Students, Writing

How to Use Semicolons: 3 Simple Tips As far as punctuation panics go, a semicolon is probably the scariest punctuation and most intimidating mark out there. The mere question of its use can send even the most educated non-linguist into a sweat. After all, isn’t it...

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