College Connect

By Lianna Johnson  Listen, dorm life is not for everybody. And that’s okay! After my first year living on campus at the University of Missouri I moved out faster than they could finish … Read more

By Erik Galicia  It can be a little embarrassing to be a grown man and admit “I don’t know anything about cars.” They just never interested you much and you tuned out of … Read more

By Alyssa Frank  Getting a credit card in college sounds like a useful plan, but what are the real benefits? Are there any?  Throughout my time in college, I have yet to fall … Read more

By Reagan Di Trolio   College is extremely expensive, and it is only getting pricier as time goes on, we all know that. Private colleges tend to be much more expensive than state colleges … Read more

By Gabriella Aros Entering the Fall 2022 semester, I had it all. I was starting my last year of college and worked part time at an apartment complex that allowed me to gain … Read more

By Kortay Vincent  Before I begin, I want to say that I love gambling, I think it’s a great entertainment, and I unequivocally think it should be legal in all 50 states. However, … Read more

By Jacqueline GaNun There are many ways to forge a career path in the media industry. The field that once required hopeful journalists to follow the same rigid pathway — usually journalism school, … Read more

By Troyce Grant Taylor Potter, a graduate student at the University of Georgia, had dreamed of attending the Cannes Film Festival in France as an undergraduate. Her original plan was to attend in … Read more

By Victoria Gospodinov Credit cards can be a useful introduction into the world of personal finances and managing expenses in college, but a financial planning expert warns student cardholders to avoid excessive debt. … Read more

By Jacqueline GaNun Valeria Brenner never thought she would be an entrepreneur. Despite her father’s wish that one of his three children would own their own business, she wasn’t planning on following that … Read more