Howard University Rises to No. 73 in U.S. News Rankings
The landscape of American higher education is undergoing a profound transformation, and few institutions embody this evolution as powerfully as Howard University. For decades, "The Mecca" has been a cornerstone of African American intellectual life, producing ... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt’s New NYC Campus: What It Means for Students
The landscape of higher education is undergoing a seismic shift as institutions realize that the traditional "campus" is no longer confined by geographical boundaries. For the modern university student, the ability to access elite education while remaining ... Continue Reading →
Surviving the Shared Bathroom: Tips for Students
This article was published in 2015 and updated in October 2026.
Unless you were lucky enough to grow up with an en suite, you’re probably accustomed to sharing a bathroom. But there’s a big difference between sharing a bathroom with your family, and sharing ... Continue Reading →
Dorm Room Decorating Tips
Prepare yourself for a decorating challenge. On first glance, your dorm will look nothing like the glammed-up, “home away from home” photographs that you’ve likely seen in the magazines. In fact, it will more closely resemble a white box with ... Continue Reading →
Buying A Car While You’re Still In College
Are you growing weary of your long and arduous bus ride to college every day? If your one-ton backpack is compressing your spine and you keep getting shorter with each passing month, you have likely considered the possibility of buying a car of your own.
While ... Continue Reading →
Do College Students Need Health Insurance?
A dorm room. Text books. A meal plan. A bus pass. And some spending money. You’ve got all your bases covered with everything you could possibly need for college, right? Wrong. You should also consider opting for some health insurance.
Sure, you’re as ... Continue Reading →
Five Ways to Go Out of Your College Comfort Zone
College can prove to be better than your high school years. You’re given more independence, presented with plenty of opportunities, and spared with a lot of time to enjoy your youth before taking on the responsibilities of “the real world” of ... Continue Reading →
E-Cigarette Utilization Doubles Among U.S. Pupils – CDC Report
The share of U.S. pupils in middle as well as high school who utilized electronic cigarette in the year 2012 has surged two folds. This declaration has been made by a study, which may have an effect on how much oversight watchdogs place on the nicotine products.
What ... Continue Reading →
Online Education’s Common Challenges & Easy Solutions
Note: This article was published in 2013. Details such as dates, fees, test formats, requirements or recommended tools may have changed since then — please check current information with the official source.
Online schools may offer more convenience than a traditional ... Continue Reading →
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