It’s no secret that college students are usually broke. Extra cash for something as simple as a midnight McDonald's run, flowers for your roommate, or a date night at the movies can be, to put it...

A Swiss-French architect by the name of Charles-Édouard Jeanneret once remarked, “Space and light and order. Those are the things men need just as much as they need bread or a place to sleep.”

"Make sure you sleep."

Within a week of being in college, you have probably heard a professor, a staff member, or a motherly upperclassman say this to you. And while your response is probably a...

The internet is full of articles about how to achieve maximum results from your workout. A quick Google search will give offer extensive details on how much water to drink, how long to workout, what...

Showing up at freshman orientation—walking directly into a brand-new sea of opportunities and relationships—ranks as one of the most exhilarating experiences for most young people.

Physics class commenced with a rather unorthodox lecture this semester—one that required none of the usual calculators and equations. Instead, Dr. Michael Kucks, Director of the Economics & Business...

So you’ve made it. After all those months of preparation, shopping, packing, and dreaming, you’ve finally settled into your new life at college. First, congratulations!

If you are a full-time college student pondering this age-old question ("Should I get a job?"), worry no more. You are in the right place!

Last week we told you that movies can be a big tool for history learning, but did you know that movies can help you learn philosophy? If you think studying philosophy sounds boring, you're in for a...

Historians obviously use many documents to study the past: diaries, statutes, paintings, or literature. But did you know that movies can help you understand history? Here’s a few reasons why!