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Things to Do During the Texas Ice Storm

By Isabella Grover

Meteorologists across the United States are predicting one of the worst snowstorms in years to hit the country this weekend. The path stretches across Texas and extends into the northeastern states. Dallas is predicting extreme cold weather, ice, and snow starting tonight, Friday. Officials are recommending that Texans stay indoors this weekend to avoid dangerous roads. To stray from boredom, here are 3 things to do during the Texas ice storm.

By |2026-01-23T10:28:28-06:00January 23, 2026|Categories: CCPA|
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The Best Last Minute Holiday Gifts that Don’t Feel Last Minute

If you’re reading this on December 22nd, it’s safe to say you might be feeling a little stressed. Not to fear, you’re not alone! This article features a thoughtfully curated list of last minute holiday gift ideas designed to save you time and effort. The best part? These gifts work for just about everyone in your life (yes, I’m talking everyone from the girlfriend to the grandparent). There is truly something for everyone. This list is thoughtful, simple, and time-efficient for last-minute shoppers. I hope you find something that fits perfectly!

By |2025-12-22T16:22:04-06:00December 22, 2025|Categories: CCPA|
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New Relaxation Obsession: Touchless Massage Chairs at Unwind

By: Chapin Memmott

Why These Touchless Massage Chairs Are a Game Changer

A Touchless massage chair at Unwind Massage Lounge in Snider Plaza
Touchless massage chairs at Unwind Massage Lounge in Snider Plaza

The next time you’re in Snider Plaza and need a quick reset, Unwind Massage Lounge offers some of the best touchless massage chairs in Dallas. It truly feels like a built-in relaxation hack. Instead of booking a traditional massage and waiting, you settle into one of their high-tech, zero-gravity chairs and let it do the work for you, no hands involved, no small talk, just pure, effortless relaxation.

By |2025-12-11T10:06:02-06:00December 11, 2025|Categories: CCPA, Featured, Tips, Tricks, Tools & Techniques|
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How to Celebrate December in Dallas

By Isabella Grover

Along with the cold weather, winter celebrations have arrived in Dallas this December. Although students are gearing up for finals and end-of-year projects, it’s essential to explore the city and have fun before the break. From drinks in a snowglobe on a rooftop to walking around the classic Dallas Arboretum, there are so many ways to celebrate the holiday season all December. Here are four celebrations to participate in this December in Dallas.

By |2025-12-03T08:03:25-06:00December 3, 2025|Categories: CCPA|
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Power’s Out, No Internet, Now What?

The Moment Everything Went Dark

By Caroline Burke

There’s something oddly grounding about a blackout, especially when it happens far from home. I learned that firsthand while studying abroad in Spain this past semester, when, on April 28th, electricity was lost across Spain, Portugal, and parts of France in one of the Iberian Peninsula’s most significant power outages in history. There was no WiFi or lights, only silence and a collective pause that no one had prepared for. At first, everyone did the same thing: they checked their phones, hoping it was just a router issue. Then came the realization that it wasn’t just us.

By |2025-12-01T13:54:21-06:00December 1, 2025|Categories: CCPA|
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