Our OSU contributor shows you a few simple ways to pick out a freshmen from a crowd.

With a little over a week left of summer before fall quarter at UC Davis starts, it is time to pack up the sun block, bathing suits, and drinking margaritas at two in the afternoon, and head back to school. For most the transition from summer mode into college mode is smo

I'm still waiting for this to happen to me.

After countless interviews, sleepless nights, and tireless surveys the vote is in. St John's has quadruped its number of hot chicks on campus. This comes as a surprise in the wake of its disappointing 2007-2008 sausage fest academic year. Everybody on campus is feeling the dif

At one point in time, this was an image appearing at random front doors on Ashford and Gardner Street in Allston, MA.  For those of you who don't go to Boston University, let me shed a little light.  These two streets, along with a few neighboring less significant streets, comprise what is referred to as the "BU Ghetto."

Tips for incoming freshmen

1.Behold the power of a name change. Meet the high school nerd formally known as Alie, the second she stepped onto campus she joined a sorority and changed her name to “Alexa.” Sexy name backed up by hot sorority girls = instant popularity. Remember: No one knows you in col

Today, classes officially begin here at Rutgers, and campus is once again crawling with life. Bright-eyed freshmen are easily spotted for their excited and slightly confused demeanor; they're also often recognizable for dressing badly in their misguided efforts to look good (yes, this statement mostly targe

I totally geeked out over this all day long.

Because you're not really fratty unless you chase your Keystone with Insomnia Cookies.

I hope you like a little more cushin' for the pushin' or perhaps some junk in the trunk because there is no busting this myth. A little weight gain is an essential part of the freshman experience, rig

We're not totally sure why, but it looks like everyone wants to go to Mizzou this fall.  Too bad the University wants none of it!  Here's 5 reasons why Mizzou is the talk of the town.