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50 Things To Do Over Winter Break

Since we run out of things to do after the first week.

 Bridget McFadden
Jan 09, 2017
West Chester University
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50 Things To Do Over Winter Break
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This winter break, I decided to spend the month of January working at my on-campus job. I'm happy to be here because I love being at school and I only work in the summers at my job at home. However, sitting at an information desk at an empty student union is extremely boring. It’s especially boring when my coworker is being hella productive and not entertaining me. I’m sure I’m not the only student feeling this way over winter break. That being said, I’ve compiled a list of 50 things one can do to keep from dying of boredom.

1. Exercise

New year, new me, right?

2. Netflix Binge


3. Finally Sleep In

Because you literally have no school work to do and little responsibilities.

4. Learn to Cook

5. Apply to Graduate School

That's what I'll be doing

6. Spend Time with Family

7. Bake

8. Read a Book

I personally have about ten books that I've been planning to read for like 2 years now.

9. Play in the Snow


10. Hang Out With High School Friends

Unless you lost touch with them.

Instead, you can...

11. ...Visit Your College Friends

12. Search for Jobs

Since graduation is right around the corner.


13. Bar Hopping and Pub Crawls

14. Clean Out Your Closet

15. Shop For New Clothes Since You Just Threw Out Old Ones

16. Work

Even if it is boring.

17. Take a Road Trip

18. See a Broadway Show

They're pretty legit.

19. Plan Spring Break


20. Pick Up a New Hobby

21. Go to a Concert

And if you're not into concerts...

22. Go to a Museum

23. Have a Spa Day

24. Watch All the Movies That you Didn't Have Time to Watch

So many new ones just came out!

25. Play Board Games


26. Snapchat... a lot

27. Organize Your Planner

28. Take a Bubble Bath

29. Go Ice Skating

But, be careful.

30. Visit a Theme Park

31. Search for Housing for the Next School Year


Because we all know that is impossible to find in West Chester.

32. Travel


Then...

33. ...Make a Scrapbook of your Travels

Or not...

34. Volunteer

But, not as tribute. Maybe at a soup kitchen.


35. Update your résumé

36. Go Wine Tasting

I went with my parents and their 30 year-old friends!! #lit

37. Craft

38. Learn a New Instrument

No Patrick, mayonnaise is not an instrument.

Or you can...

39. ...Brush Up on One You Haven't Played in a while

So you can learn tricks like this.

40. Get Experience by Interning Somewhere

41. Throw a Party

42. Redecorate your Room

43. Clean

44. Finally Print Those Pictures From Last Year

45. Journal


46. Go Skiing or Snowboarding or Tubing


47. Learn to Knit

48. Go Bowling


49. Babysit

50. Make a Countdown For When Break End

Because I know I'm not the only one extremely bored this break.


You're welcome.


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