Finals week is back with a vengeance. Five plus days filled with cramming, all-nighters and nail biters. It’s no surprise 70 percent of students confirmed in a recent survey that they are more stressed during finals week than any other time during the school year. This time around, do yourself a favor and come up ...
This guest post was written by Andrianes Pinantoan. Andrianes is currently studying a TAFE course to be a freelance writer. When not working, he can be found with a camera in hand. You can follow him on Twitter or Google+. In every industry, there are a few people whose opinions count more than others. Being able to ...
This is a guest post by Michael Bock, a junior at the University of Texas. Aside from school, Michael is also a staff writer for Lifed. There he writes about life hacks, health, finance and productivity tips. Auto insurance: It’s something that nobody really wants to buy. After all, in a world consumed by instant ...
This guest post was written by Andrianes Pinantoan. Andrianes is currently studying a TAFE course to be a freelance writer. When not working, he can be found with a camera in hand. You can find him on Google+. Back when I was in secondary school in Singapore, the usual place students went to study was McDonald’s. ...
This post is by Jeffrey Roe, a senior at New Jersey City University. He is majoring in Marketing and minoring in Media Arts. Jeff is currently working as Social Media & Outreach Intern for 2tor, a technology company that partners with elite universities to deliver premiere online learning programs. When he’s not busy at work or ...
This post is by Alice Lee, a student at the University of Pennsylvania who helped to plan and organize this year’s PennApps Student Hackathon. The fourth biannual PennApps hackathon took place in Penn’s engineering quad, where over 180 students and 22 sponsors hacked for 48 hours straight. Simple is hard to make. That seems kind of counter-intuitive, ...
This post is by Carson Suggs, a junior at the University of Arizona who plans to graduate in December 2013. You can follow him on Twitter @crsnsggs. There are numerous articles about the greatness of Notational Velocity (or nvALT, a fork of Notational Velocity) and Simplenote, but I haven’t seen anything that made these applications relevant for students. ...
This post is by Thomas Frank, a junior at Iowa State University who runs a college blog of his own called College Info Geek. As long as you're not a vacuum salesman, you can connect with him at his website or on Twitter. As a college student, you're getting to the point in your life when you have a
Zac made a business out of rooting Android Phones, and says you could do the same with almost any skill. Photo courtesy of Flickr user Pittaya and licensed under CC by 2.0 Today's guest post is from Zac Sweers, a rising junior at the University of Texas in Austin. Zac loves tech, especially Android,
If your roommate pinches pennies at Costco, he may save you money on bills and expenses. Photo courtesy of Flickr user David McKelvey and licensed under CC by 2.0 Today’s guest post is from Kiley Theiring, a student at Chapman University majoring in Film Production and minoring in Japanese. She like to write and play ...
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