Lifestyle

Dorms by design

By Mikayla Beaudrie · Friday, Aug. 31, 2012

As the new school year starts to roll in, one of the most important issues for students is how to decorate a dorm room.

Growing Hope seeks to make lives healthier

By Scott Lynn · Friday, Aug. 31, 2012

Growing Hope is a local organization whose mission is to improve communities through gardening and healthy food access.

Ugly Mug is first pick on Caffeine Chronicles list

By Jess Salisbury · Friday, Aug. 31, 2012

Few consumable substances have had as much of an impact on human culture as caffeine. Caffeine is regarded as the nation’s most popular drug, with 90 percent of the American population consuming some form of it daily.

Planning stylish, transitional outfits on a student’s budget

By Timothy Wilson · Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012

Staying simultaneously comfortable and fashionable can be a challenge. One of the most trying times (style-wise) for any young adult is back to school. Defining your personal style, enjoying the time it takes to get dressed and impressing your peers consumes your thoughts until midterms come along.

Katie’s Craft Corner #1

By Katie Remski · Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012

As a commuter student, I won’t be setting up a dorm, moving into a new city or getting settled with a new roommate at the start of my freshman year (although I do have to coordinate with my sister). But, getting your space organized is important regardless of where you live.

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