We know you’ve already started thinking about how you’re going to do up your dorm room. Here’s some inspiration from other Tigers over the years. Rooms featured are from LLC, Centennial Place, Rawls Hall and even a couple from good… Continue Reading →
All you’ll need is an I.D. or a .edu email address. With the annual net cost of attending a four-year college up more than 10% in the past five years, the average undergraduate debt load topping $30,000, and slow-rising wages… Continue Reading →
This is a summary of “A Tale of Two Companies” – a live Google Hangout between Sanjeev Agrawal, Founder/CEO of Collegefeed and Rajen Sheth, Director of Product Management for at Google. Sanjeev was formerly Head of Product Marketing at Google, and CEO… Continue Reading →
How useful or not study aids are to you will largely depend on the relevance of the content and how that content is presented. They need to stimulate you sufficiently for you to use them to your full advantage, and… Continue Reading →
The University of Memphis may seem intimidating for new freshmen, but it’s really not that bad! It won’t take you long to learn the ins and outs, but we want to help with a few tips. Keep an open mind. … Continue Reading →
Studying – it’s the most dreaded activity by college students everywhere, but it’s a necessity when it comes to making good grades and acquiring a degree. Whether you’re new to college or are just looking for some fresh ideas to get your brain… Continue Reading →
1. Don’t expect a BFF on day one: Look at your college roommate as someone to get along with, not as your future best friend. Incoming freshmen often place too many expectations on the roommate friendship to be more than it… Continue Reading →
1. Make your own wall photo mural. hgtv.com A printable wall mural makes your room feel much larger without the permanence (or cost) of paint or wallpaper. Instructions here. 2. Line your bookshelves with washi tape. auntpeaches.com Washi tape (colored paper tape) is… Continue Reading →
Decorating a small bedroom creates some specific challenges — especially when you’re sleeping, studying, entertaining and relaxing there. Add a roommate, and those challenges can increase exponentially. In the not-too-distant past, dorm room ideas for decorating were limited to not much more than posters,… Continue Reading →
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