Iowa State University’s Sabah Ali Wants You to Invest in Yourself

As an Amazon Best-Selling Author, Iowa State’s Sabah Ali advocates getting an early start on networking and entrepreneurship.

Logan Lucky: A Lesson in Mismarketing

Unlike most films, the latest work from Steven Soderbergh undersold and over-delivered.

Why You Should Watch ‘Old Lady’ Shows

Making an effort to consume and support media about women of all ages benefits everyone.

Learn to Rise and Shine to Increase Productivity Time

No more pressing the snooze button—the time to get up and be productive is now.

Why Waiting Until Junior Year to Rush Was Worth It

Waiting to rush later on in your college career can prove to be easier and more fun.

Zola Jesus’ ‘Okovi’ Attempts to Grapple with Death, but Falls Flat

On her fifth studio release, Zika Rosa Danilova tries to reach great heights, but ultimately cannot fulfill her ambitions.

Senior at Cornell College Helps Make Surgical Virtual Reality Program

This virtual reality program could make medical students more prepared when entering their first operating room.

Things Everyone Must Know How to do Before Going to College

Your parents won’t be going to college with you, therefore it’s time to learn how to survive on your own.

To Anyone Insecure About Their Small Boobs

Just because you’re on the Itty Bitty Titty Committee doesn’t mean you ain’t pretty.

Best Small Pets for College Students

From lizards and snakes to millipedes and fish, a guide to the best animals for college students living in dorms, small apartments or shared living arrangements.

An Atypical Football Season

There are some advantages of going to a smaller university and experiencing football season.

Illinois State University’s Emma Horath is Making a Name for Women in Business

This university student is mixing her passion of business with photography.

5 Things You Wouldn’t Expect About Hurricanes

Hurricane situations can be scary, but also a bit odd.

Old School Cleaning with a New School Twist

This Baylor University student is cleaning up her town one house at a time with her startup company, The Mop Mob LLC.

The 10 Weirdest College Classes in the Country

Also known as ten classes more exciting than your standard Theatre Survey course.

The Ultimate Back-to-School Study Playlist

If you’re looking for some new tunes to pair with your late-night study sessions this semester, then check out these twenty songs.

Trump’s DACA Decision Is Cruel and Nonsensical

Reversing DACA means exposing 800,000 young people to deportation, and the president himself may not fully understand the extent of his act

The Women in ‘American Ninja Warrior’ Are Changing The Show

The show is altering a notably gender-equal competition, and it’s not a good thing.

5 Simple Foods That Will Seriously Up Your Tailgate Game

In the delicate balance between taste and convenience, these are the perfect recipes for students low on money, kitchen space and cooking acumen.

‘American Horror Story’ Season 6 Borrows Its Scares from Modern Politics

In their decision to directly reflect reality, creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk have broached any entirely new level of terror.

‘Sonic Mania’ Proves That Gaming Passion Projects Should Be Rewarded

The latest entry in Sega’s classic franchise handed development over to the fans, and the results are convincing.

The Return of Iron Solomon

After a years-long sabbatical, battle-rap legend Aaron Solomon has returned to the scene to prove that he’s still one of the greatest to ever spit.

3 Financial Tips That Every College Student Should Learn

Most people develop their spending habits while in college, so hopefully you’re establishing some good ones.

This Neuroscience Major Is Helping Change How Children on the Autism Spectrum Are Taught

Nia-Renee Cooper was inspired by her grandfather’s fight with dementia to study neuropharmacology and behavioral intervention.

In Their Third Album, Pop-Punk’s Neck Deep Takes a Somber Turn

After the death of frontman Ben Barlow’s dad derailed the British group’s tour, their newest work explores mortality from an intensely personal point of view.

The 3 Best Shark Movies on Netflix

Because at some point in your life, you’re going to need to know this.

How Hurricane Harvey Helped Change the Minds of Climate Change Skeptics

Seeing is believing for many red staters, and the massive storm(s) might have finally knocked some sense into head-burying climate deniers.

How to Decide If Moving Off Campus Is Right for You

Should you stay or should you go?

How Astrophysics Student Nick Dulaney Made History

It isn’t every day that a student makes a major scientific discovery.

The Pros and Cons of the Death of Print Media

As a student majoring in Journalism but brought up in the digital age, I’m in a unique position to assess the two mediums honestly.

4 Books That Will Help You Understand Race in Modern America

Racial tensions in America are at their highest, but reading stories of marginalized people is one step toward education and rehabilitation of a nation.

The 9 Dating Apps Every Student Should Know About

From the incredibly popular to the extremely niche, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for on one of these apps.

10 Wardrobe Staples Every College Girl Needs in Her Closet

Because, unfortunately, it’s still mildly unacceptable to wear sweats all day every day.

Meet Internationally Renowned Saxophonist and Michigan Student Chad Lilley

Lilley, who won a national competition this summer in Switzerland with his quartet Saffer, has a ten-year plan to get his doctorate of musical arts.

This UT Student Turned Her One Direction Obsession into a Thriving Business

From 1D fan to CEO, Nishiki Maredia, alongside co-founder Angela Jin, created the 1950 Collective, which has already netted over $300,000 in revenue.

4 Easy Ways to Seriously Step Up Your Writing Game

If you want to become a good writer and fast, then this article is for you.

The Destruction of DACA

With Donald Trump’s ultimatum to Congress, the program that was designed to protect the children of undocumented immigrants could be completely phased out by 2020.

Meet Avanti Nagral: Pop Star, Harvard Student and Global Health Activist

The first student to pursue a dual degree from two prestigious institutions also has a virtual reality music video titled ‘I Like.’

Bojack Horseman Finally Takes Its Characters in New Directions

The flaws of ‘Bojack Horseman’ and how Season 4 avoids them.

Why You Need to Listen to EDEN

Discoveries like this are always music to the ears and to the soul.

What Your Zodiac Sign Says About Your Study Style

End the stress over how, where and when to study. Your sign has all the answers.

Movies That Provide the Script on How to Treat People

As prejudice continues to be on the rise, everyone should slow down and re-watch some of the amazing films that show audiences the way to come together.

‘Elena of Avalor’ is Disney’s First Latina Princess

Disney’s recent history of introducing new, diverse characters has produced their first Latina princess.

Sarah Dessen’s Novels Give Young Women a Chance to Shine

With all the stereotypes of painting teenage girls as phone-obsessed idiots, Dessen changes that image within her novels.

JoyRun Breaks the Mold in College Town Food Delivery

This food delivery app is offering more options for hungry students in a college town near you.

5 TV Shows That Need to Make a Comeback

From “Danny Phantom” to “The Twilight Zone,” here are a few series that need to jump on the reboot/revival craze.

Academic Myth Busters

Four historical myths that somehow became a universal truth.

The Price of Education: Are Access Codes Necessary or Just a Scam?

How much are you willing to pay for that A?

Taylor Swift Is Reclaiming Her ‘Reputation’ with Her Latest Album

Sorry, the old Taylor can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Oh, because she’s taking over the music industry.

3 Disabled YouTubers You Should Be Watching

These people make talking about their disabilities seriously entertaining!

New Study Spots to Try Out

These uncommon locations could change the way you spend your study time.

Easy and Affordable Ways to Transition Into Fall Fashion

We’re not quite into the fall season yet, but here are some staple pieces to add to your collection.

4 Things That Mattered in High School But Don’t in College

Remember when you gave a crap?

Top Early 2000s Songs That Are Worth Remembering

The music today cannot compare to the greatness of the songs from the early 2000s.

Large Turnout for ‘It’ Holds Box Office Record for Horror

Stephen King’s thirty-year-old story floats on.

The Negative Effects Social Media Can Have on Relationships

Are millennials spending too much time checking their social media accounts and not enough time interacting face-to-face?

4 Steps to Follow When Starting Your Senior Thesis

Step one: drop out and don’t write it.

Throwback Disney Channel Original Movies From The Early 2000s

Motion picture movies produced today can’t compete with the quality of the DCOMs from the 2000s.

4 Alternatives to Going Out and Partying in College

Going out doesn’t always have to be about getting sloppy and drunk.

The 5 Most Anticipated Upcoming Superhero Movies

From Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ to DC’s ‘Justice League,’ a guide to five of the most wildly anticipated superhero films coming out in late 2017 and 2018.

Utah Valley’s Madeline Black Is America’s Top Student Chef

This girl would totally kill it on ‘Chopped.’

One UNC Student Is Shifting the Paradigm of the Fashion World

What started off as an after-school hobby turned into an empire for Alexandra Hehlen, who is working to change the fashion industry as we know it.

How the Party Scene Changes Your Junior Year

A warm bed in the peace and quiet rivals a wild Friday night.

Mallori Bjerke Advocating Travel, Equality and Determination

Mallori Bjerke, Boise State University student, has shown that being involved in multiple activities can help you to become a well-rounded student.

3 Signs That You Are Being Stashed

We all know what ghosting is, but stashing is more subtle and may be even worse.

How Social Media Turned Hurricane Harvey into a Viral Storm

Time Magazine has dubbed the devastating hurricane “the first social media storm.”

Should You Be Allowed to Use Your Laptop in Class?

Both sides of the argument make valid points.

Why Adapting a Darker Tone Hasn’t Paid Off for ‘Rick and Morty’

The beloved Adult Swim cartoon has become noticeably less interesting.

4 Tips for Pulling an All-Nighter Like a Pro

Here’s how to do an all-nighter the right way so you won’t have to dig yourself out of a deep, sleep-deprived hole.

Should the U.S. Continue Space Exploration?

With NASA facing another round of cuts, the status of the American space program is in question.

The Ultimate Move-In Packing Guide for College Students

If you’re feeling overwhelmed trying to pack up your life and head off to school, use these tips to help your move-in day go smoothly.

The Benefits of Being Undecided

Despite what people say, it’s okay to start college not knowing what to do because you still have time.

Moving Into Your First Apartment

Things you should know and things you will need when upgrading to an apartment.

Emma Lee Fischer Fuses Passion and Purpose as a Concert Photographer

With Taco Bell harboring 32 percent of her blood content, Emma Lee Fischer captures the energy of concerts and the vibrant stories of the artists she photographs with her Canon 6D.

7 Tips for Making Move-In Day a Breeze

Don’t let moving into your dorm be an added stress to going to college.

It’s Time to Stop Ostracizing Athletes for Being Politically Active

Politically active athletes have a long line of history of not remaining silent, and Colin Kaepernick is no exception.

MoviePass vs AMC and the Future of Theaters

$10 a month for a movie a day? Sign me up.

Ella Tazuana Johnson’s Journey from Homelessness to Student of the Year

This is the story of how Johnson became a successful student—and there’s more to come from her.

I Went to a Community College and Have No Regrets

Consider my experience before buying into the stigma that commonly surrounds two-year institutions.

Auburn’s Carolina Williams Got Accepted to Yale by Writing an Essay About Pizza

Try to guess what famous pizza chain inspired her.

A Beginner’s Guide to Getting into Graffiti

From rags to tags, the beginning of your graffiti career is just a can of spray paint away.

Allie Norado’s Art in Film Photography

This UTA student proves that childhood hobbies do not have to stay in the past, but can become a relevant part of one’s future.

5 Reasons Why Tailgating Season Is the Best Part About College

Smells like team spirit!

Cab Ellis and His Collaborative Mixtape ‘Gorgeous Nonsense’

This Emerson senior and rapper has worked tirelessly to meet his aspirations and produce something gorgeous.

Hannah Richardson Makes a Splash on Corn Island

When a young local drowned in the ocean, the people of Corn Island never went near the ocean and most of them didn’t know how to swim, but Chapman University student had a solution for them.

How Accurate Are Teacher Evaluations?

An examination on how much you can actually trust the system and what improvements can be made.

Christ University’s Rasiga Madhavan Has Overcome the Generational Pitfall of Poverty

The sophomore is now looking to give back to the organization that changed her life: the Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project.

How to Not Be a Basic Bitch During Fall

Put down the pumpkin spice latte.

Can You Buy Your Way onto ‘The New York Times’ Bestseller List?

Lani Sarem’s YA fantasy novel ‘Handbook for Mortals’ enjoyed a short few hours as a NYT #1 Bestseller before accusations of foul play emerged.

5 Changes to Make This Upcoming School Year to Alter Your Life

Then, sit back and watch everything start falling into place.

Is There Room for Eating Disorders in Body Positivity?

There’s a double standard here that most people seem to willfully overlook.

The Ugly Truth Behind Puppy Mills

Masked by the adorable faces of potential pets, puppy mills are essentially factories motivated by profit.

5 Reasons Why Fall Semester is Better Than Spring

The proof is undeniable.

The Top 5 ‘Rick and Morty’ Episodes Ever

Whether you’re a long-time fan or just getting into the show, these five episodes will get you riggity-riggity-wrecked, son!

Coder Caitlin

Cornell University’s Caitlin Stanton is a force in the coding world who founded her own coding hackathon and program.

Bringing Together Science and Sports

Stanford senior Sandro Luna promotes nutrition among college students through Judo.

‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7 Finale Shows Cracks in the Narrative

For a series that has been so rich and layered in its earlier seasons, ‘Game of Thrones’ has become hollow in its final stretches.

The Importance and Inefficiencies of Language

Boost Linguistics, co-founded by Ethan Bresnahan, seeks to optimize human communication to prevent misinterpretation.

Ranking Disney Princesses for Their Level of Feminism Is Not Feminist

When lists come out ranking the princesses, it can cause more harm than good.

Could the Leftist Group Antifa Create More Harm Than Good?

The anarchist movement has been heavily criticized as their tactics are hypocritical and could be used to the advantage of Republicans.