• The Most Ridiculous College Classes Ever

    The Most Ridiculous College Classes Ever

    Jezebel did a post this week on the most ridiculous college classes. So I began reminiscing on the most interesting and fun classes I took these past two years in college. While many of my courses were focused toward my majors and completing my GE’s, I always try to plan out my schedule so I can take one fun class each year. At Syracuse, there’s one course that always gets full enrollment and by full I mean more than 300+ students.

  • The Rival Rundown: Georgetown vs Syracuse

    The Rival Rundown: Georgetown vs Syracuse

    Our focus this week are two Big East schools who have thirty years of history as basketball powerhouses. Syracuse and Georgetown may be known for their excellence in ballin’, but they are also competitive in top-notch academics and, er, curiously named mascots. Here’s to one of the most well-rounded rivalries in college sports!

  • Senioritis: The Things I Won’t Miss

    Senioritis: The Things I Won’t Miss

    I’ve started preparing for my post graduation depression/emo stage. I’ve bought the tissue boxes and I’ve prepared the soundtrack (Seasons of Love on repeat). But I also made a proactive step of creating a list of things that I know I absolutely won’t miss- that way when I’m putting on my fifth layer of black eyeliner and tattooing tears on my face I’ll remember that there were some bad things about college.

  • Candy Dish: Syracuse Beats UConn in an Historic Game

    Candy Dish: Syracuse Beats UConn in an Historic Game

    6 overtimes!? Way to go, Syracuse!
    Lily Allen attacks!
    Not sure I believe Brad would choose the n

  • Snow Angels Aren’t As Fun as They Look

    Snow Angels Aren’t As Fun as They Look

    I came to college up north because I insisted on going to a school with all four seasons. I chose Sy…

  • If I Had A Million Dollars, I’d Buy A Ton Of Cocaine

    If I Had A Million Dollars, I’d Buy A Ton Of Cocaine

    In the late eighties, Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page promised (in song no less) that he’…