"Calling BullS**t" College Course February 28, 2017 3:04 PM by Susan Dutca Two University of Washington professors are calling out "fake news" and "alternative facts" in defense of the scientific community with their new course "Calling Bullshit In The Age of Big Data."
Duke Freshmen Reject Tragicomic, Calling it "Pornographic" August 25, 2015 by Susan Dutca Students are notorious for avoiding summer reading lists – whether they'd rather spend time outdoors or simply find the list dull, many walk into the first day of class without having read the book
Significance of Joining Clubs and Organizations in College August 14, 2015 by Erica Lewis Many students find an area of interest outside the classroom to be involved in during high school, but being involved in extracurricular activities at college has a significant impact on your
Enrolling at a Branch Campus vs. a Main Campus July 1, 2015 by Ashley Grego When most people hear Penn State, they think of the college town located in State College famous for Beaver Stadium and football. It's less likely that people think of the other Penn States - the
Denied Under Nazis, 102-Year-Old Jewish Woman Gets Doctorate June 12, 2015 by Suada Kolovic I'm sure you've heard the age old adage "It's never too late to earn your college degree." And for Ingeborg Syllm-Rapoport, those words rang true: Nearly eight decades after not being allowed to
Survey: 1 in 5 Harvard Graduates Cheated in Studies June 2, 2015 by Suada Kolovic There have been countless movie and television show plots surrounding different forms of academic dishonestly but in real life, cheating is more common than you think...even at Ivy League
Want to Earn an Extra Million Dollars? Choose Your Major Wisely May 12, 2015 by Suada Kolovic When choosing a major, most would agree that it's important to consider gaining lucrative employment following graduation. In a perfect world, the best college major would simply be the one that
At These Universities, Sleep is a Priority April 21, 2015 by Suada Kolovic We've all been there: Going about our day as if we don't have a care in the world when it dawns on us that (go figure) that term paper on the pros and cons of procrastination in the creative process
10 Universities Where Most Classes Are Small December 16, 2014 by Suada Kolovic The transition from high school to college is most evident to students when they realize they’ll no longer be coddled in cozy classes of 20 students or fewer. Lecture halls with 300-plus students are
MIT Becomes Dopest College Yet, Offers “Credit for Reddit” Course August 29, 2014 by Suada Kolovic The average college student can easily spend the better part of their day on Reddit...where just one more link quickly turns into another sleepless night. Hey, we've all been stuck in this
