Author: Jesse Gee

College life is an exciting adventure that provides opportunities for new experiences. College is a busy time as you juggle your academics, your social life, extracurricular activities, campus events, sporting events, sleep, work and many other activities. Without proper planning, Continue Reading

Chances are, if you ever had to share a room with a sibling growing up, you’re probably not too keen to share a room with a total stranger when you get to college. To be fair, even those who had Continue Reading

Majorly Stressing Over Your Major? If you are anticipating the start of your college experience you have likely spent the last year or so preparing; taking exams, writing essays, completing applications, filling out endless forms to fund your education, and Continue Reading

Take a look around you. What colors do you see? If you are reading this article in a public space, it is likely that the colors around you have been carefully selected to elicit a very specific response from you. Continue Reading

Animal House, Revenge of the Nerds, Old School—most college films share at least one scene where the characters have a fabulous party with fantastic music, a full house, and flowing alcohol. It’s such a common film trope that it’s hard Continue Reading

College is an exciting time, you are learning, you are meeting new people and, for some of us, that means sharing our space with a roommate. While some of us are used to living in close quarters with other people, Continue Reading

Outfitting your Home Away From Home Taking off for college is an exciting time. For many students that means living on your own for the first time and, of course, outfitting your home away from home. While your priority is Continue Reading

Whether you are just starting out on your academic journey, midway through, or about to embark on your final few classes before graduation, one thing is certain: you will cognitively push yourself to the limit. As a student, learning is Continue Reading

When you head off to college, you know that you’re leaving behind family and friends. But you’re also going to need to leave behind all the habits and distractions that can keep you from maxing out your GPA. While your Continue Reading

Your freshman year in college will provide many opportunities for you to learn, grow, and experience life as an adult for the first time. But there are some things, maybe even your favorite things, you just won’t be able to Continue Reading