I’m sick of them. Sick of sticky floors and questionable bathrooms. Sick of overpriced drinks and shoulder-to-shoulder shimmy dancing. I can barely hear my own friends speak, their voices muffled under the waves of others, of speakers (not even a DJ) blasting Billboard Hot 100’s. Is this what our scene is, Gen Z? Honestly, it feels like our only option. I mean, you could go to a club if you want to drop $50 on the entry fee alone. Either that, or you can choose the convenienc

In my freshman year of college, I began to understand the true disadvantage my fears had imposed on me. College is the time of your life to step out of your comfort zone, and I knew that. I knew that I wanted to grow and thrive in my classes and projects, but my limiting habits in high school had made that desire seem daunting and hard to attain. When I found it hard to speak in my mandatory seminar classes, I knew change was necessary.

These 10 bags for under $100 will make you the campus it girl.

As fall 2025 recruitment kicks off, tens of thousands of college freshmen are anxiously waiting to see which chapter they will run “home” to. With sorority recruitment, there comes a lot of stress, long days, and moments of uncertainty especially since many are still transitioning from high school to college.

College is one of the most growing experiences of your life…this is good and hard. I don’t know if I’d be the woman I’m becoming today without college, but I won’t say that college didn’t take a toll on me, especially in terms of mental health and wellbeing.

Hitting up your local college bars typically means one uniform: black crop top, jeans, no jacket, no matter the temperature, and the most beat-up pair of Air Force 1s you’ve ever seen. And that’s practical- bar floors are gross! Maybe in your senior year, you stepped it up to some black booties and resorted to a real jacket. But now, after graduation, it’s time to step up your game.

As April creeps up to an end, so does the start of May, and what that means for people aged 17-18 is that Decision Day is upon us. As someone who went through this exact process almost a year ago today, I know how it feels to anxiously wait for the response of your dream school, and how it feels to get an answer you didn’t want. In honor of the season, I would like to share my college decision journey in hopes that it will ease someone else’s anxiety and heartache.

As I sit here in my freshman year dorm only three weeks from being done with my freshman year of college, I want to share my experience coming out on the other side of my first year of college.

Graduating from college is beyond exciting, but it can also bring feelings of stress.

Winter is here and in full force for some of us Midwest and Northeast residents in the states.

Early action (EA) and early decision (ED) applications have been submitted, but now what?

With Black Friday just around the corner, it’s the perfect chance to find a laptop that meets all your college needs.

If you’re someone in a new physical, emotional, and mental place– it’s NORMAL to feel uncomfortable!

Back to school means college application season for High School seniors.

With all the studying and stress of the college work week, game days are the excitement-filled times that balance out our crazy schedules!

So it’s the last year of college, and things are getting REAL.

People say the summer before you leave for college is supposed to be the best time of your life.

It’s college decision season. Everyone is talking about the big-name school they’ve committed to, the fun Greek life events they’ll attend,

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