Campus Blog
Top 10 Sectors For Great New Jobs
— UC San Diego study provides guidance — We all know that high employment puts a damper on the economy. It also serves to get people thinking about what options
5 Fun Activities For Winter Break!
Colleges and universities across the nation are finishing up their fall semesters giving students a long break that will last them through Christmas, New Year’s Day and, in some cases,
Pros and Cons of Niche Colleges
By Keith Stanton Most college students opt to attend a general college that offers a diverse range of degrees. They ultimately get a specific degree, but they are exposed to
Bowl Games Offer Something For Everyone
The 2010-2011 bowl season includes 35 games played over a three week period, more games than anyone can possibly watch though some may try to take most of them in.
Northeastern University Announces Urban Landscape Degree Program
Global cities face environmental challenges far different from less populated areas of the world. A high concentration of people, buildings and vehicles can raise temperatures, creating or exaggerating weather conditions
Car Design Contest, Latino Style
College students who are into design, particularly car design, should be aware of a contest which could help shift their career into high gear. Terra USA, a multinational Internet company
Bowl Bid Announcements to Follow Weekend’s Action
Conference finales and championships are being held this first week in December, just about bringing to a close the regular season for major college football. We’ll leave that door open
The UK’s 5 Best “New” Universities
By Matt Deo The term ‘new universities’ refers to any of the former polytechnics, central institutions or higher education colleges that were granted university status since 1992, when the “Further
Hebrew College to Relocate its Campus
Newton Centre, Massachusetts based Hebrew College will be selling its campus in a bid to satisfy creditors and start anew. The Jewish educational institution, founded in 1921, has occupied its
Rotten Tomatoes: Shadowy Scholar Tells All
If you aren’t familiar with “The Chronicle of Higher Education,” then you are missing out on a spectacular educational website. This site provides excellent information about higher education in America,
The Student’s Guide to Black Friday
Today is one of the busiest shopping days of the entire year, the day when millions of people leave their homes hours before sunrise to get on long line at
5 College Commuting Tips
Although college dorms are filled with students who live on campus and don’t necessarily need or own a car, for many students commuting from home is the way that get
