As summer comes to a close so does my journey here at Red Door. While I am incredibly sad my experience here is ending, I am so grateful for my time spent here. Red Door has opened my eyes to what I will be looking for in my future employer; a kind, open, and welcoming environment. An environment that doesn’t think twice about having puppies in their work space, an environment with fresh ideas and

So I feel like I’m joining a trend visiting Nashville this summer. It seems like a hot tourist spot that everyone’s visiting. I was really excited to go and see what all the hype was about. When we landed I was soon greeted with true Southern Charm. Everyone was so friendly and would stop you on the street just to say hello, they were genuinely nice human beings. When we landed we went for lunch

While being abroad in Europe I discovered one of my all-time favorite cities – Prague. I wasn’t expecting to fall in love in Europe but Prague had stolen my heart and I have yet to get it back. I think about Prague all the time, whenever I get an itch to travel I picture myself walking down the old streets of Prague in the warm summer heat being greeted by beautiful old architecture and friendly

This past weekend, my Fisher Lacrosse team participates in a summer tournament at RIT. We’ve been doing this since before my freshman year, 3 years ago. The whole point of the tournament is to get the team together over the summer and to meet the incoming freshman. We take pride in how close our team is that it really is like a family. Each player cares for each other. Overall, we won 2 games on

This past January I had the opportunity to travel to Ghana with my college business program. I still think about my trip to this day, so I’m going to take this opportunity to share some of my favorite parts of the trip. My first day in Ghana we visited a chief’s castle in the mountains. While there we met the medical team, who were giving aid to the elderly. This was my first look into

I’m excited to see how the Bills kick off their season this year. With the same QB as last year, but a more mature, Josh Allen will be in control of our offense. We also added another WR Cole Beasley. As the players begin to compete for the 53-man roster, they will have to play their hardest and finest. We drafted Ed Oliver earlier this year as well. This is a big key player to

The Rolls Royce Cullinan. This is the first-ever SUV made by Rolls Royce. The attention to detail in this vehicle makes it like no other vehicle on the market. With a sticker starting at $330,350, you get a lot of cool features that will have you ready for whatever you have planned. Coming standard with 22-inch rims, you can upgrade to the 24s but I don’t really see the need. This car looks about as

During my trip to Las Vegas, I experienced a lot of amazing things. To start, the food was spectacular. All of it was fresh and made by the best chefs in the country. I also got to try some items that I have never tried before like this fruity pebble ice cream (see below). The seafood here was also very fresh and presented with elegance. I also got to enjoy my favorite burger from In

Having a parent that was born and raised in Boston, I’ve learned to love the city. I’ve been there more times than I can even count since I was born. It’s a tradition for my family to go and spend the Fourth of July there. Read closely as I share with you some of my favorite things about the city. Coming from a Sicilian family, I’m most familiar with the North End of Boston, also

So, we’re back to the lacrosse season. The day of the game against Gettysburg. When we travel for lacrosse our coach picks out restaurants to eat at. Sometimes it’s a sit down and sometimes it’s at the hotel. The majority of the meals are Italian, so that means a lot of chicken parm. However, the one place we went to for lunch in Gettysburg stuck out to us in particular. First off it was called

Did you know that animal agriculture and eating meat are linked to climate change? Now I’m not here to preach because I still eat a diet that contains meat and dairy but the main lesson here is moderation. Cutting down on meat and dairy are also proven to improve your health and reduce your carbon footprint. It’s believed that if a widespread vegetarian diet was adopted it could cut greenhouse gas emissions by nearly two-thirds.

Although there have always been music festivals throughout the years I cannot help but feel like the hype and popularity that surrounds them has exploded exponentially. Within America alone we host more than 800 music festivals per year that party-goers flock to. Festivals like Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Firefly, Electric Forest, Governor’s Ball and so many more. The unique thing about music festivals is that some cater to specific crowds. For example; there’s a whole culture