Author: Megan Davis

A single life in college preserves students’ time, money and sense of self.

Mandatory attendance policies hurt students that are doing well, and are not effective in improving student engagement.

The penny is necessary because it is most cost-effective — without it, the price of goods would increase and charities would not get as many donations.

College students need to take advantage of the many discounts offered to them from a multitude of stores, restaurants and websites.

College students working part-time low-skill jobs may be becoming a thing of the past because of the drive towards efficiency and increase of technology.

Students who get a master’s degree have more opportunities and options than students who stop at a bachelor’s degree.

Podcasts can benefit listeners as a new medium for education and entertainment.

Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate the love you have for the people around you, and that is never outdated or overrated.

New Year’s resolutions are not all they are cracked up to be.

Students in college need to be at their best during class and for many at work as well.

Haunted houses have yet to lose their fear factor, and show no sign of becoming any less popular in the near future.

Students who live on campus full-time deserve to have access to full-time food.