Jason Wang and Megan Kelleher have generated 19.3K and 13.4K subscribers, respectively, through their YouTube channels featuring vlogs about the college lifestyle at the University.
Stephanie and Kyle met at Kung Fu Tea.
If you hate the gym, this crosswalk probably makes you shudder.
Who doesn't enjoy some carbs after a long day of classes?
The spring semester is upon us, and I am sure that I am not alone in saying that choosing a major, a summer internship and a career has become a daily mental battleground for me.
Approximately 40 restaurants across the city are offering discounted prix fixe menus this week, and to make life easier, I have done some intensive investigative work to find the best deals for a college student.
Lunar New Year celebrates the beginning of a new year corresponding to the lunar calendar, which is based on the monthly cycle of the moon.
Getting an early start to the day is a great way to take advantage of this crazy thing called “daylight.”
Be ready to get your hands a little dirty. Your taste buds will thank you later.
One of my favorite winter break traditions is to bake with my family. This year, we opted to take on the challenging feat of egg tarts.
“Little Women” has helped ease my fears of change and embrace it with the hope of growth.
This pasta is hearty and filling, and the veggies make sure you get the vitamins you need to stay healthy.
The day I get an 86.8 percent and it isn’t rounded up to a juicy 87 is the day I drop out of Mr. Jefferson’s University.
To celebrate the beginning of the harvest season, the Indian Student Association decided to put on its very first Harvest Festival event Friday in Language Commons.
On the corner of Garth Road and Free Union Road sits Hunt Country Store.
University students have the privilege of learning about contemporary poetry from an expert in the field.
It took me about two months to come to the abrupt realization that I — during what was supposed to be the most liberating time of my life — wasn’t exactly happy at the University.
Eventually, you’ll begin to remember what it looks like to see the sun for more than eight minutes per day.
After spending months adjusting to one schedule, it’s time to begin adapting to a new one.
Rejection. Disappointment. Failure. These things are the bane of the typical University student’s existence — they are our kryptonite.
