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High prices and bookstores go hand in hand, almost like students and classes. It’s a fact of life for most college students. Expensive textbooks and low buy-back values might be common for many students, but

For freshman Monica Kramer, having a car on campus makes life easier. The French major from Upper Darby lives in Peabody Hall and parks outside the building when spots are available. “I leave it out

Junior electrical engineering major Brittany Fleming is among the 113 female undergraduates and graduates enrolled in the College of Engineering. As of the 2006-2007 school year, 85.9 percent of the undergraduates and graduates enrolled in

Unlike birthdays and Christmas, Valentine’s Day is not about buying your significant other what he or she wants. It’s about celebrating a relationship and expressing how much that person means to you. Sure, chocolate, flowers

It’s not just a made-up word anymore. Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, Eleventh Edition, now includes the term “senioritis” and defines it as “an ebbing of effort by school seniors as evidenced by tardiness, absences and lower