The failing economy is really a punch in the gut for students struggling to eat. From food stamps to freebies, check out our suggestions to keep hunger at bay.

Given the current state of the economy, finding summer employment may prove to be a Herculian task. Find out why working for the family business may not be such a terrible idea if you can take it seriously.

This is how celebrities deal with the recession.

Recession? What recession? At college, students learn to survive on the very bare necessities. Today, OTR imparts this knowledge onto those post-grads affected by the economic downturn.

We all know that most college students can’t be stopped from getting their beer on. According to researchers on the committee for the Beeronomics convention, including Washington State University School of Economic Sciences graduate studies chairwoman Jill J. M

A proposal was just made by Governor Crist allowing for an increase in tuition at FSU & other Florida universities. Although Florida has incredibly reasonable tuition compared to other public schools, this would still be a hard hit to the wallet in already trying

Hint: Take the free food.

The economy sucks, and so do college students now.

Over the past two summers I have worked as a garbage man.  It's not the most glorious job.  I picked up trash cans full of maggots, mystery liquid and warm, dirty diapers.  As crappy as the job could be, I also learned a couple nifty secrets, one of which made me some nice pocket change.

This garbage past time