WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

Taking risks is essential for college students looking to grow and thrive.

Jools Lebron isn't the only one filing to trademark the phrase.

It's not weird, a lot of people do it. Plus, it has great mental health benefits.

How much would you pay to hire an interior designer to decorate your dorm room?

Experts believe that STEM students struggle to connect what they learn in class with what's on the ballot.

The short answer is yes, the long answer is no, but the realistic (and frustrating) answer is it depends.

Who wouldn't be excited about early retirement? Check out Taco Bell's most recent marketing event.

Having a healthy mental diet and a mind that continues to grow is all about balancing what you consume and who you spend your time with.

Businesses that offer student discounts are partnering with verification services to make sure students are legit.

Good habits and tips to keep in mind for college students as we head into a new school year.

Here's how to stop procrastinating and be more productive. You got this.

Be a good person. Be self aware. Be considerate of others.

Be prepared for college: Learn the facts behind the myths, and don't believe in these college clichés.

Get good grades, make money, and land a secure job as a college student by using this productivity hack: Odyssey planning.

The most successful students are the ones who are involved. Here are the best tips and strategies for getting involved in college.

You were a third grader reading at a fifth-grade level. Now, you can't even get past Chapter 1 of that novel you picked up yesterday.

People are charging $3-6 per post on these accounts without having to create any content of their own? Sign me up!

Learn what your college campus has to offer you—it’s all there for your benefit.

If you aren’t doing this, you’re making your life as a student ten times harder.