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Can you have 2 blogs on 1 site?

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As above really,

I am starting a blog and one of the things I want to blog about on it is my experience of doing a part time MBA course whilst working full time. However, I would like this to appear on a seperate page on my site, but still have it included as a most recent post on the home page.

Is this as complicated as I am making it?

Can anyone point me in the direction of what I should be doing??
 
You could separate posts of via categories but you might want to check out wordpress multisite...

You can run multiple blogs on a single domain.
 
Could you not just make the blog entry in your normal blog, then use a redirect on the 'separate page' to link to it?
 
If I were you, I'd stick to using one blog and simply use 'Categories' to file your posts per subject area.

You can fine tune your post filing further by assigning 'Tags' to the relevant post(s) too, thus making it easier for people looking for specific topics on your blog.

It'll be a lot less complicated than having two blogs :D
 
If I were you, I'd stick to using one blog and simply use 'Categories' to file your posts per subject area.

You can fine tune your post filing further by assigning 'Tags' to the relevant post(s) too, thus making it easier for people looking for specific topics on your blog.

It'll be a lot less complicated than having two blogs :D

This is what I did! Cheers for the input
 
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