As college students who spend most of our days outside, I think it is safe to say that we can truly appreciate the fall weather more than most people.
The ideal mission of the millennial generation is to go to high school, graduate, go to college, graduate again and get a job.
We all know the expenses of college, right? Whether it be tuition, housing, a meal plan, supplies — all of it factors into how much money you need for the upcoming semester.
Remember the good old days in election campaigns when the issues were actually talked about?
Although this can be a controversial topic, currently in the United States, 18-year-olds can pretty much do anything they want when they turn of age except for drinking.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are locked in a battle to decide the fate of American domestic and foreign policy.
The leaves are starting to fall. You packed up your clothes and other belongings and moved back onto campus.
Everyone will tell you college is the best time of your life, and they are most certainly right.
As we all know, the 2016 Olympic Games took place this summer in Rio De Janerio, Brazil.
When I turned 18, I could legally get married, serve in the military, buy cigarettes, vote, buy lottery tickets and could now be tried in court as an adult for committing a crime.
Are you aware of the recent changes the U.S. Treasury has made to the U.S. currency? On Wednesday, April 20, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced the updated series of the $5, $10 and $20 bills.
I know I do not have to remind anyone about when summer break starts because we have all been counting down the days since the beginning of the spring semester.
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Our society likes to preach about being accepting, helping others out when they need it and not being judgmental just because someone is a little bit different from you. We will write long posts on Facebook about how it is wrong to put someone down because of their race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation or the way they look.
Your recent commentary, “PASSHE Chancellor says everything on the table for state system to survive” rightly addressed the serious nature of the challenges facing the 14 universities within Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education — challenges that universities across the nation are confronting.
“Do not date that guy you will meet this day.” “Don’t buy that dress.” “Study harder.” These are just a few responses I received when I asked 30 random people what advice would they give themselves if they could go back in time. “If I knew relationships weren’t supposed to be this way I would have gotten out sooner and saved myself a lot of heartache,” the woman said. After gathering my responses on campus, I decided to broaden my horizons.
Hot- Traveling this summer Traveling alone is something fun that any person could do simply just to find out who they truly are.
Last week here at Shippensburg University, we had the “Take Back the Night” event, at which victims of sexual assault spoke out about their awful experiences.
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