Each college is known for having a professor or class that “changes your life.” The professor who calls out student errors like no teacher ever, the course that is impossible to get anything better than a "C" in, the research assignment that has you tenting downtown to get primary data on your town’s homeless population. But what about courses that are simply unique in their own right? ... Read more

Miss Greek pageants are happening this time of year at colleges across the country, and we’ve funnelled the list down to five of the most popular, highest-raising, oldest-running, largest pageants and more. ... Read more

With summer break around the corner, by now you should have started thinking about how you’re spending those summer months not stuck on campus. We suggest making the most of it so your resume shines when you graduate -- competition for jobs is fierce, and you’ll need a well-padded resume to get even a semblance of your dream job. ... Read more

Tons of companies started out in collegiate dorm rooms on budgets of nothing. And look at them now -- Facebook, Google, Microsoft -- powerhouses of the tech industry. All it takes is a little (or a lot) of ingenuity, hard work, ambition, and perhaps eventually, a bit of venture capital. These 10 startups were built by college students and if you haven’t heard of them yet, keep a look out. ... Read more

Glistening chandeliers, all-brick exteriors, and mile-wide porches. Some of the most beautiful sorority houses in America are fit for royalty -- and we can't stop staring. Here are the top sorority houses in America this semester. ... Read more

With just a couple of months left in the semester, you're probably looking into next year's housing situation. If on-campus housing was a requirement as a freshman, the chance to move into bigger, better, and less smelly off-campus apartments probably feels like Christmas. But until then, call it spring cleaning or a dorm room makeover, and spruce up your space this spring with these simple decor tips.  ... Read more

Just when you thought winter was over, it wasn’t. For some in the northern and midwestern parts of the U.S., March 21 doesn’t signal spring as much as it does winter’s halfway point. More than prolonged freezing temperatures, these cities know snow -- one-third get at least four feet of snow a winter. ... Read more

Spring philanthropic events are starting to kick off this month with the weather finally breaking (or not, if you’re at Minnesota State or the University of Wisconsin and your winters never end). And now that Dance Marathon is over -- and the weeks of planning that lead up to it -- Greeks are starting to host their own fundraisers. Here are the Greek philanthropic events making news this month. ... Read more