Ah yes, the dreaded “freshman 15.” Feared by many a first-time college student. Maybe your mother has been dropping hints...
Play-doh for the nerf gun is almost as good a trade as two cans of Natty Ice for two slices of pizza.
“Are you ready for the best four years of your life?”
College is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. But you already know that. Whether you are excited, nervous, scared, or a combination of...
22. Phish Food has always been available from Ben and Jerry.
Life in a tiny dorm room can be pretty hectic.
46. Don't be embarrassed to eat alone at the cafeteria.
There are all kinds of roommates that bring all kinds of roommate drama - but in our experience, these five roomie types are among the most common.
9. Realize that just because a guy is older he's not wiser. If you meet a senior or super senior, you might think that they know what they're talking about. Take everything they say with a grain of salt -- and not because they just ordered you a margarita.
There’s no need to decide what you want to do with the rest of eternity the moment you set foot on campus.
Ah, rush. The week college girls call heaven and hell.
Freshman year is the perfect time to put yourself out there, try things you've never done before, and set the stage for a great college career.
Ready to feel like an underachiever?
Sorority rush is like hell, if Hades wore Lilly Pulitzer prints exclusively.
Oh college. The pretty much compulsory life stage that inspires excitement and a little fear. What will your first ever semester of college be like? Will you make friends? Will you be okay?
This year's Mindset List for the class of 2018, aka those primarily born in 1996, comes out on August 26. We've done our own research and devised a list of 13 points that we feel are likely to make an appearance.
There are things you can get away with in college that you could NEVER get away with once you graduate.
There are about eight types of guys you'll end up making out with during freshman year (or throughout your entire collegiate career) and all of them will provide you with different kinds of insight on life and the male species.
College is an entirely new set of rules, and we’re here to help before you have to learn the hard way.
The thought of moving has been giving me minor (read: major) stressed out moments.
You've got the standards like Twin XL bedding, under bed storage and a shower caddy, but there are a few other items you'll want to grab to make your life easier.
Yes, you’re at the bottom of the totem pole as an intern…but that doesn’t mean that you have to remain there for the rest of the summer.
Choosing a major is probably one of the toughest decisions that an incoming student can make. Your course of study sets the tone of your collegiate career...and some pretty life altering decisions after that.
I know what you're thinking as you approach this new chapter in life. A new place, exciting atmosphere, strangers eager to meet each other, a fresh start with so many new prospects! Game on, right?
It’s nearly impossible to finish every last-minute assignment and essay while cramming for a cumulative final exam during daytime hours, especially when you still have to attend class, go to work and shine at your internship.
As well as a ton of literary theory and how to correctly reference in an essay, I learned some important lessons in my freshman year of college...
As with anything, there are tips and tricks that will make the transition from high school to university life as seamless as possible.
With a little bit of creativity and some station hopping, crafting something edible is easy as ABC.
So should students and recent grads like me pursue off-the-beaten-path careers?
For me, the hardest part about going home after college was always just how different everything was. But also, how everything was the same. Here are five important rules to follow in order to make this first holiday back as stress-free and as fun as possible.
