Freshman Brianna Morgan stays composed when the pressure is on.
Summer study abroad. Ahh, yes. The month I spent in Europe with the College of Journalism and Communications was the best month of my life. Hands down.
As the humidity settles and summer classes begin, so do the summer flings.
“Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgiastic future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that's no matter--tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther....”
It has beautiful white sand beaches and lush green rain forests, and if you look to the sky you can see giant green mountains filling up the horizon line.
As Lance Armstrong once said, “A boo is a lot louder than a cheer.”
It happens every year: you promise yourself that you’re going to eat right, exercise once a day and just be so healthy that when you get home everyone will be talking about how you are positively glowing with fitness.
My living room was filled with generations of mom-archetypes recycled through the years.
The day you graduate is the day you open new doors of opportunity and close the door on one chapter of your life. It is an inevitable occurrence to move on into the real world with the knowledge you attained and the friends you made an everlasting bond with while in college.
Residents of Kirkwood neighborhood received an unusual visitor this week: a black bear.
Following one of his worst outings of the season, Jonathon Crawford found his command again.
The first Saturday of May has galloped by, leaving in its wake a receding tide of mint juleps and oversized floppy sun hats.
As everyone got hyped up to see "The Hangover Part II," excited for the sequel to one of the greatest comedy movies, many were greatly disappointed at the plot as it was a mirror image of the original.
Let’s face it—when it comes to jewelry, it’s difficult to choose just one pair of earrings, bracelet or necklace.
It's finally heating up in Manchester, N.H.
Dressing for the blistering summer heat is a challenge in itself, and adding the trek to classes while living in a swamp (literally) can be exhausting.
On May 10 Baz Luhrmann released his film adaptation of "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, one of America’s greatest romantic dramas. Luhrmann’s interpretation was projected to be a work of art.
The Spice Girls were not spicy enough to have a successful musical.
Homeland Security announced last Friday that they would conduct new visa checks for International Students studying abroad in the United States due to the Boston bombing attacks. These revisions will only be to make sure that every international student entering the United States has a valid student visa.
Guys, would you be willing to wear the same shirt for 100 days straight without washing, ironing or dry cleaning it?
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