One of the awesome things about being in college is that pretty much everyone has the mentality of live and let live. There are no “cool” cliques, there’s no embarrassment over not wearing the right brand of sneaker, and no one really cares what you wear or where you bought your clothes. However, there is such a thing as a fashion faux pas, even though no one in college really cares enough to call you out on it. Just because you have the freedom to wear whatever you want doesn’t necessarily mean you should. Even though we all raise our eyebrows when someone else wears this stuff on campus, we’re all guilty of doing it, at least once in our college career. Here are 20 outfits we all wear. 20. The workout tank with giant arm holes. Even though you know you should leave it at the gym, sometimes you
12 Things Girls Need To Stop Doing On Instagram
Instagram, love it? Hate it? Well it’s one of the most commonly used apps today. Scrolling through your Instagram feed has become and everyday activity for you somewhere throughout your day and well, there are just too many posts people are getting tired of seeing. Especially with the girls… Yes guys your gym pics are getting a little too out of hand too, but i’m mainly directing this towards us ladies (and yes you should be guilty of at least one of these.) 12. Liking and un-liking somebody’s photo to get their attention (guys you can stop this too.)
18 Thoughts Every College Student Has During Syllabus Week
Although syllabus week seems boring and monotonous, it’s also the easiest and most pointless week of the entire year for college students. Getting back into a routine and the swing of things is both stressful and exciting for students so a week of discussing what’s expected of us and how the course will run may spark many emotions. Here are some of the things that college students experience during syllabus week: 18) “Wait…we actually have homework on the first day?” 17) “YES I have friends in this class!” 16) “I’m going to the bar. I don’t care if it’s a Monday. It’s not like we’re doing anything tomorrow anyways.”
An Open Letter To Parents and Students on Freshman Move-In Day
Freshman move-in day is one of the most bizarre and emotional days in a person’s life. Not just for the student, but for the entire family. It’s the first day you really grow up and learn what it’s like to live on your own, and for parents, it’s the moment you let go of control over your children. The emotions everyone feels on move-in day are extremely diverse and change throughout the process. You’re excited, then you’re anxious, then you’re nervous, sad, lonely. You get relieved, feel free and independent, but lost all at the same time. The experience is different for everyone, but coming from a household of just my mom and me, this day was one of the hardest yet most exciting days I’ve endured thus far. Leaving my best friend, my mom, was something I didn’t think I would ever be ready for, but as time passes,
15 Things Sophomore Year Has Taught Me
The year of the sophomore slump leads you to learning a lot. It isn’t freshman year anymore and you’re starting to find your place on campus along with everyone else. You’re no longer the youngest and can’t get away with everything that you used to. College is constantly teaching you lessons, but sophomore year teaches you some of the most important. Not everything is as new and exciting as it once seemed freshman year Your group of friends will change even if you swore you’d be best friends forever The sophomore slump is REAL





