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An Indy State of Mind This Weekend

Where to stay, what to visit while in Indy. If you’re a fan of the Michigan State Spartans, West Virginia Mountaineers or the Duke Blue Devils and are headed to

Personal Advice

Should You Work While In School?

Students who don’t have to work while enrolled in college are in an enviable position as they can concentrate on their academic pursuits without distraction. In this economy not having

Study Tips

Is Cheating Really A Big Deal?

College students cheat, they always have and they always will. At least that is the thinking for some people including students who regularly cheat and professors who routinely look the

Collegiate Sports NCAA Basketball

Butler’s Dream Season Continues

Bulldogs reach Final Four in own backyard Mark it down: the Butler Bulldogs will be everyone’s favorite to win it all when the Final Four gets underway this weekend. Well,

Online Education

7 Reasons Why Distance Learning Rocks

Distance learning continues to grow and is now an option at more than two-thirds of all institutions of higher education offering at least a two-year degree. Indeed, 88 percent of

Campus News

University of Ottawa Counters Free Speech Criticism

Ann Coulter Event Canceled Due To Safety Concerns Free speech has pretty much been a one way street on college campuses across the United States of America for the past

Campus News

Frisco Bound Collegians To Display Inventions

15 E-teams to compete this weekend College students include some of the most resourceful minds in the world. A few students have gone on to establish well known enterprises such

Education Tips

Flash Gaming: A Growing Frontier

With the booming popularity of social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook also comes the rise of flash gaming. Flash games are games played in your browser window designed with

Collegiate Sports NCAA Basketball

Cornell Big Red Proves They Are For Real

So just how surprising was Cornell’s two wins this past weekend in the NCAA tournament? Well, considering that no Ivy League team has advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in more

Personal Advice

Tips for the Unemployed and Financially Strapped Recent Graduate

As many Americans are now finding out–students included–it can be tough to keep going when you have lost your job through layoffs or you aren’t able to find a job

Grants

Pell Grants: Your Money Source?

Finding money for college can make all the difference in the world for many students, funds which can help offset the cost of higher education. College scholarships play an important

Study Tips

Studying Problems? You’re Not Alone.

One of the biggest challenges for college students today is studying. If you don’t think so just look around you: students are on cell phones, using their iPods, surfing the