There are 22 clubs currently on campus and the number keeps growing. If you have an idea for a club, the team in Student Life is always open to new ideas. I personally love being part of the clubs on campus and highly encourage others to join. They are great ways to make friends and are great to put on a resume. Here are all the clubs on campus, and they are all great to join.
Erika shares her favorite Fashion and Beauty Instagrams.
NeeJay Sherman, a LIM alumna, turned a time of personal tragedy into a creative project that aims to help others prioritize mental and emotional well-being.
For our next club highlight, I would have to guess the majority of readers who clicked on this article already know what it is. The Lexington Line is like our football team.
On Wednesday, November 6, members of the LIM College Cosmetics Club attended the Atelier Beauté Chanel beauty workshop in SoHo, which was a one of a kind experience.
The Lexington Line is one of the best, if not the best, college magazines around. If a stranger on the street flipped through it, they’d be surprised to learn it was produced by a team of crazy talented LIM students.
Fashion for All Foundation (FFA) is a non-profit organization that advocates for equality and diversity through education in the fashion industry.
The Office of Student Life (OSL) partnered with It’s On Us the week of October 21, hosting events throughout the week that invited students to understand the effects of sexual assault.
Starting college is a scary time for many students. We ponder what we will experience, what friends—if any—we will make, and what events we will be able to participate in. When I was a senior in high school, I knew New York City is where I belonged, and after attending Accepted Students Day, I became convinced that LIM was the place for me. Below are things that I wish I knew my first semester at LIM College, because of course, everything turned out alright!
At the risk of sounding ignorant and out of touch with who I was, I did not believe I was creative. LIM quickly helped me realize that I knew more than I thought I did about graphic design. Through The Lexington Line, I found what my true talents were, how I could use them in a way I enjoyed, and honestly, that I was not meant to do something I thought I would do for years of my life.