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The Official Guide to Freshman Year Events

Freshman year has the potential to be most amazing year of your life to date. All of the friends you’re going to meet, all the fun times, the all nighters before a midterm, the parties, going to the gym, joining a club, exploring your new hometown, intramural sports, eating dorm food, and much much more!

By Lauren Scott, Staff Writer. Most people will argue that college is a time to live it up; party through the nights with as many randoms as you can possibly meet at frat parties, and sleep through the day (without missing all of your classes of course.) After two years of late nights adventuring and

Two people sharing one tiny room, what could possibly go wrong! In my freshman year everything went wrong with my roommates, but you can learn from my mistakes. We all can’t be like Ted Mosby and Marshall Eriksen Anyway if there are complications with a roommate here are some ways (from light to sever) to

By Lauren Scott, Staff Writer. For all you ladies out there attending a typically sunny university, perhaps one on the west coast, here are some great tips on how to stay up on the latest fashion trends that suit your city’s weather conditions! First of all, when dressing yourself for various occasions it is important

Casual Attire Depending on where you are in the country, and what your personal style is, casual attire will mean something different to everyone. However in most cases, usually getting dressed for a day of class is different then in high school. In high school, most of us wouldn’t be caught dead wearing the same

As promised, here’s our first of many fraternity series posts. Also, check out the sidebar to the right for exact products that we recommend for every frat boy. Alright fellas, so you’ve officially decided you want to rush, what’s your next move? You need to dress the part like you are already in a fraternity.

One of the best things about college partying is that there’s so many different types of parties. From tropical luau themes to neon parties, you’ll see it all by the end of your freshman year. Beach Party: These can be crazy. Fraternities will either bring in sand to cover their indoor dance floor, or have