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Without a doubt, personal property is extremely important to the lifestyle of a college student. You’re at a point in life where financial security is a pipedream and you’re living on your own for the first time in your life. So the importance of your personal property multiplies, and thus the importance of making sure you are protected multiplies as well.

As a college student, it's a constant struggle to remain physically fit while enduring long days of seminars and late nights of studying. In addition to that, the struggle of eating right and often enough becomes a chore in itself. In summation, fitness often becomes an afterthought when you're living a relatively unpredictable schedule. So, in a technology-based world, how do we ensure that we are getting in an appropriate amount of exercise, sleep, etc.?

With the evolution of technology over the past decade or so, photography has become more than just a simple hobby; photography has become a viable profession for enthusiasts everywhere! With a potential salary that ranges up to around $72,000.00 annually, the photography field has definitely become a booming market.

Last week, we shared a post on social media about the brand new Razer Blade Pro and its impact on the gaming and graphic design industry. However, the Blade Pro is not the only impactful product hitting the market for the Razer brand in 2017. In fact, in March, Razer plans on releasing its brand new Razer Power Bank, which is the latest in external battery technology.

The moment you decide which college you will attend is not the last big decision you will have to make as an incoming college student. After you’ve come to that conclusion and have decided what you will be majoring in, there are still some large decisions for you to make. For instance, what laptop is going to accompany you on that four-year journey? Normally, we take these blog..

Let’s be honest, as a college student, gone are the days where you enjoy putting together long Christmas lists for family members who are looking for any clue as to what to get you. In fact, how often do you find yourself simply asking for money for the holidays? I get it. I’ve been there! So the question is what to do with that extra money accrued over the holiday season?

As the fall semester continues to push forward, there is little doubt that everyone’s minds are shifting towards the holidays. Before you know it, Christmas will be here! Crazy, right? However, before we get to Christmas there another date that is becoming increasingly important and, for the purpose of this blog, I’m not talking about Thanksgiving. It’s Black Friday.

Halloween is finally upon us! For most college students, this surely means either attending or hosting a costume party at some point this weekend. And while attending a party can be a fun and exciting time; being the host of the party can add a quite a bit of stress to the festivities.

School’s been back in session for nearly a month and there’s no doubt that between studying and trying to maintain some semblance of a social life, it can become really difficult to find time to do much of anything during the school year!

The beginning of the fall season can be best outlined by 4 major characteristics. 1.) The beginning of the school year 2.) Cooler temperatures 3.) Pumpkin flavored EVERYTHING 4.) And yes... College football!