Social Media Ideas for College Life

Column: How to get a life: College in the AI age

’Tis the season of university orientations and new beginnings. Today’s orientation programs increasingly focus upon orienting parents as much as students. We encourage parents to b...

Is college even fun any more?

The day I left for college was easily the most exciting day of my life.First, I was going to the East Coast. I had been raised in Portland, Oregon, which was a pleasant, normal tow...

Beyond the Lecture Hall: Crafting an Enriching Student Life

University life grows through the experiences that happen around your studies. Societies, local discoveries, a comfortable home and supportive friendships can all shape how settled...

WKU freshmen find their footing in first weeks

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) — The first two weeks of college at Western Kentucky University have brought new responsibilities, heavier coursework and unfamiliar routines for freshmen...

The Most Productive Four Years: 5 Tips For Thriving In College

Looking to succeed and make the most of your college experience? Here are five valuable tips to help you thrive. The post The Most Productive Four Years: 5 Tips For Thriving In Col...

How to Access Basic Needs

Attending post-secondary education is a rare and beautiful opportunity, and anyone who is (or has ever been) enrolled deserves to be proud. But, wow, it … Continue reading →

How to Balance the College Experience With Long-Term Financial Goals

A useful college budget should reflect actual student life, not an unrealistic plan built around cutting every nonessential expense. Include housing, food, transportation, textbook...

College isn’t supposed to be perfect. Here are 5 things I wish every student knew

By Dr. Jill Grimes, CNN (CNN) — After years of caring for college students as a physician, plus raising two of my own, I have learned that many things that derail the college exper...

5 Tips for Your Sophomore Year of College

If you’re stepping into your golden second year of college, here are some tips that can help you find that new you. The post 5 Tips for Your Sophomore Year of College appeared firs...

College Isn't for Everyone. We're Building Something New

My college education gave me lifelong friends and a broad education. What it didn't give me was enough connection to the world beyond campus. Andreessen Horowitz is launching a sch...

The Odd Couple: The Differences Between Colleges and Universities

Advice for college first years: ‘You need to force yourself to go to at least one club’

If initially it can seem a bit hard to break into circles, clubs and societies are key to settling in to college life, says one fourth year

Back to Campus

Coming back to campus, or venturing into higher ed for the first time, is simultaneously one of the most exciting and terrifying parts of the … Continue reading →

Students learn real-life experiences

PARAGOULD — It has been said that for some people, life can be simply a game with decisions being made like those on a chessboard.

Your First Week at University: What to Expect

Starting university is a big change, and your first week can feel like a bit of a whirlwind. You’re getting used to a new city, meeting new people, finding your way around campus a...

How to study at third level and what to expect in your first year

Many students find the change from learning at second level challenging, but there are a variety of supports in place

The 5 Psychological Keys to Freshman Success

Freshman year sets the foundation for college. Make the most of it by getting involved, prioritizing academics, building relationships, staying healthy, and taking risks.

Starting college: ‘The social life, making new friends, new connections, the education’

New horizon beckons for teenager who hails from DRC but has progressed from St Aidan’s Community School in Tallaght

Positive Reinforcement: How You Can Learn Better & Lead Smarter In College

College asks you to manage multiple things at once. Understanding reinforcement can make academic challenges easier. The post Positive Reinforcement: How You Can Learn Better &...

I wasn't ready to leave my college, so I took a job at my alma mater. It gave me the closure graduation never did.

After graduating from college, I took an administrative job at my school. It was a strange experience, but it helped me feel ready to move on.

College Living Cost Estimates Vary Widely

College Living Cost Estimates Vary Widely Joshua.Bay Tue, 10/20/2026 - 03:00 AM A new study of over 5,000 colleges finds wide disparities in how institut...

A New Home for Nontraditional Students

Is Loneliness Among College Students The New Standard?

Recently, loneliness has become a problem on college campuses since it affects students’ mental health, grades, and overall well-being. The post Is Loneliness Among College Student...

Your No-Cram Guide to College Admissions

It might feel like there’s a lot to do between the start of high school and graduation to prep for postsecondary education. Local experts from public and private schools break down...