Whether you’re happily single or happily attached on Valentine’s Day (or neither), one of the best things about the holiday is all of the giveaways from your favorite businesses and establishments. Here’s a list of a few of the Valentine … Continue reading
Underachieving once, sucks. Underachieving consistently is unnecessary. But it’s not as hard as you think to bounce back from a mediocre semester. Motivated students can take a few of these simple steps to adjust their basic lifestyle habits, to ensure … Continue reading
There’s a refreshing new trend among some of the country’s most elite liberal arts schools: making the need for student loans obsolete. More and more schools, such as Franklin and Marshall are capping the amount of student loans students will … Continue reading
Name: Victoria Shaw Age: 17 Current year: Junior Expected graduation year: 2014 Possible majors: Music business, communications, or audio/video production Something people would be surprised to know about you: I love getting called on in class! I enjoy participating and … Continue reading
Your parents, high school teachers, counselors, and professors have probably talked your ear off about it by now: you must make the most of your college education. After all, that’s what will determine your choices for the future…but did anyone … Continue reading
Newsflash: There are 1.7 million homeless people under the age of 18. Right now. In America. The number one item they request from shelters? A pair of jeans. Believe it. Wanna help them? Join DoSomething.org’s Teens for Jeans and donate … Continue reading
Making holiday gift choices can be difficult. And if you’ve got college students on your list, choosing something more original than a gift card can be challenging. ’Tis the season to be creative, practical, and proactive in holiday purchasing. If … Continue reading
Wanna get creative with your scholarship search? Then check out “Frame My Future,” a scholarship contest that invites students to create, within one image, an illustration of what they want to achieve in their personal and professional life after college. … Continue reading
High school and college students kind of get a bye when it comes to extravagant gifts during the holidays, as relatives and friends typically know that the average salary for a student is $0. However, that doesn’t mean that there … Continue reading
If you’re voting today, you’re in luck: Wear your “I voted” sticker, and you can get discounts at these merchants. Zipcar is offering reduced rates today, whether you take a trip to the polls or a trip to the city. … Continue reading