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  • Can You Trust ‘Rate My Professors’?

    Can You Trust ‘Rate My Professors’?

    Nearly every day, college students are faced with decisions that could change the direction of their lives. Career paths are molded by the judgments students make in college, such as choosing one professor or class over another. For help making these difficult decisions, students often turn to Rate My Professors, a popular online destination where… Read More

  • A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to Nashville

    A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to Nashville

    There’s never a dull moment in Music City, whether you’re getting rowdy in a Broadway honky tonk, chowing down on a sizzling piece of hot chicken, or taking in a show at the Grand Ole Opry. Always a top destination for the country music faithful, Nashville has developed a reputation in recent years for its… Read More

  • A Broke Student’s Guide to Mongolia, the Land of Wonders

    A Broke Student’s Guide to Mongolia, the Land of Wonders

    A land of the nomads, endless plains and clear blue sky, Mongolia is a land for adventurers. While half of its population still live pastoral lifestyles, very much similar to the days of its founding father, Genghis Khan, the other half live an entirely different lifestyle of honking cars, Soviet-era styled buildings and everything digital.… Read More

  • Traveling to Chicago on a Student Budget

    Traveling to Chicago on a Student Budget

    As the third largest city in the United States, Chicago boasts an eclectic culture and endless things to do. The city is situated on Lake Michigan and is home to lively beaches, gorgeous art and architecture, and a variety of universities and colleges — making it an ideal spot to visit as a student. Here… Read More

  • A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to New Orleans

    A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to New Orleans

    Without a doubt one of the most unique cities in the United States, if not the world, is New Orleans. Nowhere else do you find such a distinct blend of cultures. Since the city was founded in 1718, it passed through the hands of the French and Spanish before it was bought by the U.S.… Read More

  • A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to St. Augustine, Florida

    A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to St. Augustine, Florida

    When the average traveler visits Florida, it’s usually to soak up the sun in one of the top three destinations: Miami, Orlando or Key West. But the real gem of this peninsula state lies in a Spanish-infused city called St. Augustine. St. Augustine is an exquisite place to visit for multiple reasons: its position on… Read More

  • Travel to Okinawa, the Hawaii of Japan

    Travel to Okinawa, the Hawaii of Japan

    Known as the Hawaii of Japan, Okinawa is an island sitting below the main island. Long served as an important military base for the United States, Okinawa offers its own unique mix of both western and eastern cultures. Compared to bigger cities like Tokyo and Osaka, Okinawa is a much cheaper city to visit, so… Read More

  • How to Manage Stress, Anxiety During Finals Week

    How to Manage Stress, Anxiety During Finals Week

    We’ve all been there. There is only a week until break, but standing in its way are five days jam-packed with exams, final papers and projects. Stress, anxiety and depression are widespread at universities, and for many students, finals week can be the most difficult time of the year. Professors cram a semester’s worth of… Read More

  • A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to Prague

    A Broke Student’s Travel Guide to Prague

    “The City of a Hundred Spires,” “the Golden City,” “the heart of Europe,” “Rome of the North,” “the pearl among Cities,” and “the Mother of Cities” — one of the grandest and most arresting cities in the world, Prague has been called many things, all of which speak to the city’s tremendous history and beauty.… Read More

  • Traveling to Spain on a Student Budget

    Traveling to Spain on a Student Budget

    Spain is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and anyone with a love for travel should consider visiting its vibrant and historic communities. But traveling around Spain can be quite different depending on where you are regionally. From north to south, the country can differ widely in its terrain, history, culture and… Read More

  • Travel Busan and Jeju Island Like a Local with a Budget

    Travel Busan and Jeju Island Like a Local with a Budget

    As a small country, South Korea is an ideal place to hop around different cities even within a week-long visit. While its capital Seoul has a lot to offer, you might have to make another visit if you leave without visiting two other awesome cities — Busan and Jeju Island. Both Busan, the port city,… Read More

  • Traveling to Edinburgh on a Student Budget

    Traveling to Edinburgh on a Student Budget

    One of the most historic and spectacular cities in all of Great Britain, Edinburgh is a city that every globetrotting student should consider visiting. Located in southeast Scotland, Edinburgh is Scotland’s second most populous city and has served as its capital since at least the 15th century. It is also the second most popular tourist… Read More

  • Travel Seoul Like a Local with a Budget

    Travel Seoul Like a Local with a Budget

    Best known for its technology, wicked fast public wifi and lately BTS, a Korean boy group, South Korea is a tiny peninsula only as big as Indiana, but packed with about 51 million people. Especially for students with a budget, South Korea is a very affordable travel destination that has a mix of tradition and… Read More

  • Ireland on a Budget: Cheap Flights, Budget Eats, Nightlife & Sightseeing

    Ireland on a Budget: Cheap Flights, Budget Eats, Nightlife & Sightseeing

    Traveling to Ireland as a college student is a wonderful experience for any length of time. The country is rich with impressive green landscapes, welcoming people, and an incredibly fun culture — and it’s not even that expensive. During my sophomore year of college, I was able to travel to Ireland for five days and… Read More

  • Coffee or Tea? That Depends on Your DNA

    Coffee or Tea? That Depends on Your DNA

    Are you a coffee lover? Or, do you prefer tea? Whether you favor one or the other is a function of your genes, according to a new study by QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute in Australia and the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. The study, published in the journal Scientific Reports, shows that an… Read More

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