Campus Blog
Catching The Couch Surfing Wave!
The internet has created quite a few phenomenons over the years including flash mobs where a large group of people suddenly converge upon one spot as well as rickrolling, viral
Should College Grads Take A Year Off And Travel?
The job market hasn’t been this bad in at least a generation. At least that is what the experts are telling us. For new college grads seeking their first career
Working For Nothing: Are You Nuts?!
I wouldn’t have believed it unless the local news hadn’t aired the story one recent evening. It seems that a locally managed food bank had been on the hunt for
Are You Heading Off To College This Fall?
Incoming college freshmen are just now finishing their high school studies, with some having already graduated while others still must take their final exams before their required schooling comes to
Despite Economy, College Tuition Increases Continue
Businesses learn to cut back when things are tough, even many local and state governments find a way to keep expenses in check, but when it comes to our nation’s
College World Series Gets Started This Saturday
I can think of one very good reason why the College World Series (CWS) should continue to be played every year in Omaha, Nebraska: the weather. June high temperatures typically
Will The Big Ten Poach The Big East For Its 12th Member?
For almost two decades now the Big Ten Conference has operated with eleven teams, maintaining its traditional name despite the oddity of that arrangement. Penn State became the conference’s eleventh
Think Tank Finds That Fewer Than 55% Of College Students Graduate Within 6 Years
It used to take four years for students to get their undergraduate degrees, but many of today’s college students realize it can take one, two or even three semesters longer
Online Education: University of Phoenix
The following is one in an ongoing series of articles exploring the various online educational opportunities available for today’s college students. I must confess that when I first began to
Rising HS Seniors Should Sharpen Their College Scholarship Pencils
As their junior year of high school draws to a close, most students are breathing a sigh of relief. The 11th grade is one of the most challenging and difficult
Georgia Mulling Merging Tech & Two Year Schools
The state of Georgia is considering merging its technical and two-year schools together under a single statewide community college system, a move that officials hope will make it easier for
