Campus Life

Who has time for a life?

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Dealing With The College Wisdom From Parents

When it comes to picking where you’ll spend four years of your life, should you actually tune into what seems like endless lecturing from those people who know it all your parents?


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You Can Bet Your Face Paint We’re Awesome Fans
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What to do Around Emory University
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What I Wish I'd Known Before Starting at Emory
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Athletics Play Primary Role at OSU

School traditions appear all over campus at Ohio State. Students might engage in an O-H versus I-O shouting match, just by walking to class. At OSU, it’s athletics that bring campus traditions to the forefront. Sporting events unite the scarlet an [...]
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Going to School Near DC

When it comes to college life, the surrounding cities, shops, and restaurants make all the difference. Pick the wrong college and you could be stuck on weekends with no where to go. Will you love your university when you get there only to realize [...]
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Living Options at Western Michigan University

Many schools require students to live on campus during freshman year; however, Western Michigan University allows students, including freshmen, to make the choice of living on or off campus on their own. Many students choose to live in the dorms b [...]
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The Unique Trap and Skeet

Basketball, baseball, synchronized skating and water polo.  These are just four out of 29 club sports offered at the University of Delaware.  The most unique of them all has to be Trap and Skeet.
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Rooting for the Home Team at UVM

The general atmosphere on UVM’s campus is very brisk and lively, which is reflected in the profound interest and involvement with athletics.
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Sports at University of Rhode Island

If you go to a sporting event at the University of Rhode Island, you’re likely to witness a sea of students wearing their blue “rhody nation” t-shirts. URI students are definitely not front-runners. They’re always there to support their teams whet [...]
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Homecoming 2008: The Heels come home

For many Tar Heel alumni, homecoming is a chance to return to the school they loved for a weekend of football and showing off their old stomping grounds to family and friends. For those of us that are still students, however, homecoming is more th [...]

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