The LIM Vintage Club had the opportunity to attend the Costume Institute’s exhibition About Time: Fashion and Duration. The Met Museum held the event, which happened to be its 150^th Anniversary, virtually this year due to COVID-19. Although the experience was much different than years prior, we had a wonderful time thanks to our guide, Page Knox. She led us through the virtual time-themed exhibit to see the fascinating evolution of fashion since 1870.

This sustainable dyeing is all done using natural materials commonly found in the home and in nature. As someone who enjoys the behind-the-scenes of creative processes and learning new things, I could not miss this opportunity.

On Tuesday March 30, I was thrilled to attend LIM’s Womxn's History Month breakfast, where we spoke to incredibly talented professional women about their struggles and triumphs.

An LIM student describes her day visiting New York's "The Edge."

Check out positions that are available through LIM’s Student Mentor Program!

Self-care describes an act one takes in order to promote not only their physically health, but mental and emotional health. There are many examples, such as bubble baths or walks around your neighborhood. Unfortunately, there are many who view self-care as a luxury, rather than a necessity.

LIM College has a large number of clubs on campus that cater to all different interests. These past two weeks have been our campus life fair. In this blog, I’ll be discussing the clubs, meetings, and how to get involved. This is for prospective students who want to see what we have to offer or current students looking to get involved.

When most people think of a supply chain, they usually think about logistics. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.