Apple is on the cusp of a major milestone as the App Store nears its 50 Billionth app download; and it plans to give users the chance to benefit from the celebration. The company will be giving the person who downloads the 50 billionth app a $10,000 gift card to the App Store. Those lucky eno...
Every week, HackCollege scours the interwebs to bring you the best streamable TV shows, documentaries and movies that you may have missed. Just under thirty-six years ago, the low-budget science fiction movie made history by becoming the highest grossing film of all time, a record that remained unbeaten for nearly two decades. The film, made ...
Few things epitomize the current college generation more than the annual all-out war seen on campuses across the country called Humans vs. Zombies. But the college-wide game was shut down at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky this week after an apparent threat was made to a student by a local gang. For the uninitiated, Humans ...
As members of the class of 2017 prepare for college, the cost of attending a U.S. university is the biggest concern of both students and parents. The average student loan is $26,000 and as post-graduation opportunities look bleak, reducing reliance on loans should be a priority for students entering college. Many students begin their studies ...
Camping is a relatively inexpensive activity perfect for getting you away from the grind of classes and study sessions. For less than the cost of a couple nights out with your friends you could spend the weekend breathing clean air and enjoying an uncluttered night sky. There are a billion tips and tricks that an ...
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A new report has found that the increase of out-of-state attendance at public universities is pushing out low-income and minority students, thus making it harder for those students to get in to college at all. The report, authored by associate professor Bradley R. Curs of the University of Missouri and assistant professor Ozan Jaquette of the University of ...
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