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When it comes to moving into your first college dorm, you may know you need the basics such as bedding, clothes and toiletries

One of the biggest adjustments to college life can be having a roommate for the first time. Adjusting to someone else’s living habits, quirks and personality can be frustrating, but with a few helpful tips, this doesn’t have to be a daunting experience. And who knows – you may walk away with a new best friend!

Studying in high school may seem hard enough, but college is a whole different animal. Instead of teachers and parents chasing you down to make sure your work gets done and you’re putting in the time to study, you’re expected to do this all on your own. If you don’t have the proper study skills, this can be a very difficult task.

Recycling glass, plastic and paper is easy, but electronics can be a little bit trickier. So what can you do with those old phones, computers and other devices you have laying around? Here are some easy ways you can recycle your old electronics

It’s no secret that the winter months can sometimes be the most expensive. Between paying your rising heating bill while your apartment still feels like the inside of an igloo and trying to find ways to keep your sanity while you’re stuck in your dorm room, the costs can really start to add up. Here are a few things you can do to save money this winter. 

With everyone doing their best to social distance, the holidays may feel slightly lonelier this year. But with the help of modern technology, it’s still possible to safely connect with family and friends. Here are some holiday activities that can easily be done on Zoom!

Gaming is a fun hobby, but can also be an expensive one. When you consider that a console can cost anywhere from $200 - $400 and games can cost $30 - $60 each, it’s not exactly an affordable option for many college students. That’s where Google Stadia comes in. With affordable prices and the ability to play on devices you already have, you can have fun gaming while not breaking the bank!

Getting ready for finals can be stressful, but with the proper tools, it doesn't have to be. Here are six tips to make prepping for finals a bit less stressful.

September is National Self-Care Awareness Month, so there’s no better time to make sure you’re taking care of yourself and making time for you. In the craziness of studying, writing essays and making it to class on time, it’s important to make time for self-care. Whether it’s meditating, reading or making sure you’re getting enough sleep, these seven apps make taking time for yourself a breeze!

As a new school year gets ready to start, things may look a little different. With many colleges announcing that classes will be held online, this will be a different environment that students may not be used to. We've provided a list of home-learning essentials that may make this transition just a bit easier.