Student Life

In an era of hyper-connected social media, the question of how to handle people from our past—exes, ex-friends, former colleagues—has become more complicated than ever.

Someday, the messy moments from student housing will become our cherished anecdotes.

I’m writing my final News Flash from a spot I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of time during my undergrad: the corner couch at CoGro, iced matcha in one hand, breakfast bagel in the other.

St. Patrick’s day is a time of green-tinted madness where much can get lost in translation—and I don’t just mean bad Irish accents, or slurred drunken words.

While American Eagle and Urban Outfitters are go-to fashion brands for many students, it’s time to wish them farewell.

I’ve never been good at sitting still.

I’ve been writing From Liz, With Love for four years. I started when I was 20, and now, at almost 24, life has dealt me an extraordinary hand.

My new hack for productivity is rest.

It’s time for students to decide what player they want to be in the game of democracy, if they choose to play at all.

Valentine’s Day is a whole day dedicated to celebrating feelings of love and affection for those around you.

When devoid of students, Kingston isn’t the lonely purgatory some people think it is.

It seems like the generation that’s the most sexually liberated doesn’t actually want to get it on.

Swimming in Circles didn’t just live up to expectations, it blew them out of the water.

Intentionality, adaptability and motivation are at the heart of the team behind Swimming in Circles.

We spend our lives chasing what’s cool, curating our tastes, and mocking the mainstream—until a guilty pleasure anthem drops, and in an instant, we’re all believers. It’s in those moments we realize sometimes, the music we connect with doesn’t fit the image we’ve built.

Stashing your jacket comes with its risks.