Campus Blog
Online Biz: Should You? Could You?
As someone who is active in social media, I come across a variety of people of all ages and of many backgrounds while surfing the ‘net. Some are in business
Looking Back: Fab Five Posts For 2008
First of all, many thanks to everyone who has stopped by SayCampusLife.com to check out what we’re all about. 2008 was our first full year (we celebrated our first anniversary
Making The Most Of Your College Break
Congratulations! This is the first weekday morning in a long time that you don’t have to get up early, brush your teeth, comb your hair (or not), swig some coffee
College Bowl Games, By The Numbers
I missed seeing that 6-6 Notre Dame was invited to the Aloha state to face Hawaii in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, remembering that in times past when the Irish finished
Simple Transportation, Johns Hopkins Style!
Whoever said that engineering can’t be fun? Freshmen mechanical engineering students at Johns Hopkins University recently had to complete a low-tech project where they built and raced a number of
Should You Accept An Internship Or Not?
One of the most sought after positions offered through colleges offers little or no pay, but plenty of recognition. Yes, I’m talking about internships those special programs offered through schools
Men’s Basketball: Let The Real Season Begin!
I like Division 1 college men’s basketball but I must admit that I don’t start watching games until conference match ups begin. That means from mid-November until about the first
Is Your Car Ready For The Trip Home This Christmas?
Students who will be leaving college over the next week or so and heading home for the long winter break know that driving conditions can be challenging especially if winter
Green Master’s Program Unveiled In Ohio
Going green certainly has its benefits. In Ohio, the state’s very first Master’s program in clean and renewable energy is set to begin, a collaboration of several Buckeye state colleges
Students With Disabilities Receive Support From Textbook Publishers
Imagine that you are attending college and it is a struggle for you to keep up with reading as dyslexia or some other impairment has been with you throughout most
Are You Bowled Over Or Not?
College football, particularly what used to be known as Division 1-A football but what now falls under the forgettable name of Bowl Championship Series, has expanded over the years to
