This article recounts a night out that I had in sophomore year. I'm a very shy and introverted person, so going out is not really something I usually do. This story involves romance, fighting, pole dancing, and public urination (though I cringe when I think about it). It's written in a more casual style, and is under the pen name Grace West. | Read More →

Getting a college education is still important, but paying for it has never been more challenging. Too many students are graduating from college with mountains of debt, forcing them to put off other milestones in their young lives. This article takes a look at four smart strategies for making it through college without racking up debt. | Read More →

This article is for high school, college, and university students who are studying online. Many students struggle with online classes and find it difficult to stay focused. This article offers five tips: sit up, participate, stay away from your phone, take notes on paper, and keep your hands busy. | Read More →

This article concerns the latest internet trend known as Dark Academia. As the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted educational institutions worldwide, college students took their passion for learning on social media platforms where they joined the ranks of a growing community devoted to all things academic. | Read More →

Getting a tertiary education is a significant personal milestone for any student. Today, getting that coveted diploma or degree in the United States requires a substantial financial investment. This article looks at the rise in costs of tertiary education, its impact on students, and how to handle the situation. | Read More →

With so many decisions to make in the college search, it is easy to leave some details unresearched, and depend on old stereotypes instead. This article dispels the typical stereotypes surrounding public universities and private colleges, comparing the basics for a more accurate understanding of the differences. Key comparisons include base tuition and financial aid opportunities, class sizes, and extracurricular activities. | Read More →