The question posed in this headline is one of the hardest ones you will face throughout your college years. The harsh reality is that sometimes
Category: Roommates
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Let’s face it: Being a college freshman is straight-up scary. Not only are you away from your parents for the first time, but you’re likely
When I first started preparing to move into my “big girl” apartment after graduation, I thought I understood everything that I needed to do. Turns
It’s that time of year when everyone’s getting a little restless. Classes are at their peaks , everyone is stressed out and most likely, you
No one likes roommate issues and the ripple affects it causes. Here are some tips on how to re-build a happy and healthy relationship with your roomie.
Welcome to the age-old debate of the college years: Should you get a dog or should you not get a dog? While most adults would
As the first month of 2012 comes to a close some of our best intentions to keep our resolutions alive may be over too. As the year keeps going, so should we. Here are some tips to keep up your resolutions and goals!
Have you noticed lately that all the girls on your campus are starting to look a little too much a like? Here’s a look at how to the college way of dressing is becoming more than just a comfortable alternative.
No one likes being a broke college student, but thankfully there are ways other than selling Adderall to put some cash in your pocket. Work
Think you can make it through all four years of college by yourself? Think again. Your friends (or lack of) can be the determining factor of your college experience.
It’s time once again for your spoonful of glowing post-grad wisdom! While this isn’t meant to sound condescending or “Oh, I’ve been there, done that,”
Friends are generally supposed to be people that support you and help you when you are down. They are your shopping buddies, your wingwomen, your
Oh, the joy and excitement of new love! The flowers, the attraction, the romantic nights… Pause: romantic nights can get a bit sticky in a
Whether you’re in college or starting your first “real” job, we all want to make friends and network with our peers. Yet, having a sea