Is this excessive? 10000 student school and a death every month

Title: Navigating Loss in Academic Settings: A Unique Challenge for Students As a student, experiencing loss can profoundly impact your emotional and academic journey. Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the frequency of tragic events in the current college environment I’m part of, especially in contrast to my undergraduate experience. At my undergraduate institution, which hosted […]

Since when is a 3 credit course 20 hours a week?

Rethinking the Workload of a 3-Credit Course: Why 20 Hours a Week? In the realm of academia, we often hear the phrase “3-credit course,” a standard reference in university settings. But how did we arrive at the expectation that a course worth just three credits requires a staggering commitment of 20 hours each week? This […]

Should I email the director of residence life or maintenance about this fire code violation or go straight to the fire marshal?

Navigating Fire Code Violations in Campus Housing: What Should You Do? When facing a potential fire code violation in your campus residence, it’s important to handle the situation thoughtfully and effectively. A concern has arisen regarding the emergency exit protocol in dorms, prompting the question of whether to reach out to the director of residence […]

Why don’t guys go to office hours?

Title: The Gender Gap in Office Hours: Why Men Tend to Stay Away When it comes to academic support, particularly in STEM fields, there’s an interesting trend I’ve observed throughout my experience teaching at various universities: women are far more likely to attend office hours for assistance than men. It’s a curious phenomenon that raises […]

It seems like there are no “good” majors?

Navigating the Challenge of Choosing a Major: Am I Picking the Right Path? Choosing a major can often feel like navigating a maze with no clear direction. Many students, myself included, find themselves pondering over the available options, only to emerge with a sense of uncertainty. It’s a common sentiment: “Is any major truly a […]

Why do people come to college just to do nothing?

The Curious Case of College Priorities: Why Some Students Skip Classes It’s a common sight on college campuses—students lounging around, seemingly indifferent to their classrooms and coursework. One must wonder: why do some individuals choose to forgo their academic responsibilities in favor of social activities and late-night escapades? Take my roommate, for instance. Despite having […]

Does college life really have that much sex?

Exploring the Reality of College Life: A Freshman’s Perspective on Relationships and Housing As I approach the final stretch of my high school journey and prepare to embark on my college adventure, a myriad of questions floods my mind. One topic that seems to be a focal point of discussion among my peers is the […]

Updated College Shirt Collection. Do you see yours?

Discover Our Updated College Shirt Collection – Is Yours Included? We’re excited to announce the arrival of our refreshed college shirt collection! Whether you’re a proud alum or a current student, our new lineup is sure to feature something that resonates with your school spirit. In this latest update, you’ll find a variety of styles […]

Is my professor being unreasonable or am I??

Title: Am I Being Unreasonable? A Student’s Dilemma Over Holiday Homework As a dedicated student, I’ve always prided myself on maintaining a strong academic record. However, I’m currently faced with a situation that’s left me questioning whether I’m being unreasonable or if my professor is setting expectations too high. With Thanksgiving approaching, my Calculus II […]