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Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

Its Do Or Die Month For College Football!

The last full month of college football is upon us with key games being played this weekend. Texas, Alabama, and Penn State are clearly in the hunt for the national

Academics

Father of Hybrid Engine is an American

Alex Severinsky 2008 Clark School Innovation Hall of Fame Inductee When you think of a hybrid engine, likely the first thing that comes to mind is the Toyota Prius or

Campus Cars

America’s Most Fuel Efficient Vehicles Announced

On an ongoing basis, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) calculates the fuel economy of every single vehicle sold in America, determining fuel economy for both city and highway driving. These

Fun News

Dorm Food You Cannot Live Without!

I never had the “pleasure” of living in a dorm room while attending college, choosing to commute the short distance from home to my school. Besides, my mother’s cooking was

Career Planning

Job Prep: Write A Better Resume

If you are a college senior, before long you’ll be interviewing with companies in preparation to leave academia for the business world. Lots of your fellow students will be moving

Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

Headliner Gridiron Match Ups This Weekend

The second half of the college football season is in full force, with most teams having played at least seven games, with some already having gotten eight games in.  What

Study Tips

You Can Write A Winning Essay

If you are a high school senior, a student who is getting ready to send off your college application or apply for a scholarship, one of the most daunting parts

Academics

Get Nominated To The 2009 USA TODAY All-USA College Academic Team

While attending college, students understand the importance of having a well rounded education, just the sort of preparation they will need to succeed in the business world. Good grades, participation

Commentary

Universities Game Student Entrance Exam Scores

College entrance exams are given a significant amount of weight by schools when they consider admitting students. The higher the ACT or SAT score, the better, as colleges and universities

Personal Advice

Enjoy College On A Shoestring Budget

Poverty and college seem to go hand in hand, at least that appears to be the case for many college students, but not for the school itself. You may have

Personal Advice

Make Sure That You Thank Your Scholarship Donors

There are two words in our language that are simply never spoken of enough and those words are thank you. Together, they show people that you appreciate something that they

Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

Bet On It: No Bowl For Michigan This Year

One of the most prestigious names in all of college football has fallen on hard times lately and I’m not talking about Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish had their own