5 Ways to Beat the Back-to-School Blues

Maybe it’s just me, but I’ve noticed that around the end of July and the beginning of January I start to get a little depressed. I get the emails from student activities talking about the events that have already been planned for the semester and the lovely bill from financial aid that I’ve been anxiously […]

Avoid the Most Common Admissions Mistakes

In case you aren’t among the 20,000 viewers who have already tuned in to the WSJ On Campus webcast, Inside the Admissions Office, now you can find the best clips on Unigo!
Segments feature the deans of admissions from Bryn Mawr, Grinnell, Marquette, Penn, Princeton, UVM, Wesleyan and Williams responding to important admissions questions […]

Graduating in Four Years is Like Leaving the Party at 9 p.m.

Graduating from college is the culmination of your entire education. The whole thing goes back centuries: Socrates believed that knowledge was the goal of life, and a group called the Sophists, the educated and educators, were the most respected of Roman society next to the monarchy. In today’s world, it seems that one can’t do […]

I’ll Do It Later!

I am a sworn Procrastinator. I have been doing it as long as I can remember. I actually remember being in grade school and my parents would have to sit me down and make me do my homework at the table because I didn’t want to do it right then, or at all. Sometimes I […]

Patience is a Virtue

With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, we all know what that means—family time! Family you haven’t seen since you were six, family you’ve forgotten you even had until now. There’s always that point at dinner when somebody says, “I remember you when you were this high!” and it’s taking all your strength not […]

College From Every Angle

Looking for can’t-miss tips to help you submit a killer common app this fall? Charging through your first semester as an undergrad and feeling a little lost?
No matter what your college conundrum, we’ve got you covered with WSJ on Campus from Unigo and the Wall Street Journal. Head on over to get honest student […]

Guilt Trips

Have you ever wanted to go out and do something fun with your friends, and just when you’re getting ready or you tell your Mom/Dad they say, “why don’t you ever stay home?” Don’t you want to hang out with me? I’m in the Women in Leadership Development program at school, and this year, I […]

What’s Greek Life Like at Your School?

From diligent volunteering to constant keggers, fraternity and sorority culture differs radically across college campuses. If you’re set on going Greek, you’ll have a pretty good idea which chapter suits you best after a few weeks on campus. But what if you want a sneak preview?
Check out Unigo’s inside look at fraternity and sorority […]

Landing College Internships: Tips from the pros

You know that you’ll probably have to work for free sometime during college to avoid living at mom’s post-graduation. Think you won’t have stiff competition as an unpaid laborer? Think again. Recruiters are flooded with dozens of resumes within the first hour after posting the position.
So how do you land that interview? Check out […]

Let It Be, Ladies

Have you ever read that book Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus? I was reading this article on Yahoo about what men shouldn’t criticize women about. This inspired me to write about what women shouldn’t criticize men about.
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This is the one thing that has been changing over the years. Women have always dominated […]

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