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Clean your kitchen now. Save time later.

Aug 15, 2022

We get it. Between classes, social life and extracurricular activities, there’s not much time for the average college student to cook, quick, healthy and good-tasting meals. In order to maximize what little time you do have, keeping the kitchen as clean as possible is vital. Cooking in a messy, disorganized area will waste valuable …

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That “team up north” is headed down south to Columbus. Here’s what you need to know.

Aug 08, 2022

Alabama and Auburn. Army and Navy. Texas and Oklahoma. College football is filled with dozens of iconic rivalries that span decades. But no matchup is as well-known and revered as Ohio State and Michigan.  Last year, Michigan won its first game of the rivalry since 2011, snapping an Ohio State eight-win streak. But this …

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How to Turn your College Apartment into the Ultimate Study Zone

Jul 25, 2022

In the two years since the coronavirus pandemic began, college students have faced tons of adversity. From shut-down campuses, to restricted dining halls and capacity limits at libraries and common areas, maximizing the study space in your bedroom has become essential.  But doing so is easier said than done. Bedrooms that double as study …

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Good Relations with Housemates Make Off-campus life at OU a blast. 

Jul 18, 2022

It’s easier to have more friends over, you can cook your own meals and there’s no gross communal bathroom. Just you and a friend in a college apartment, what could go wrong? If boundaries and expectations aren’t set quickly, then things can go south fast. Here are a few helpful tips to a great …

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Good Strategies for Balancing College Classes and a Part-Time Job

Jul 11, 2022

One of the most difficult challenges facing college students is how to juggle schoolwork with the demands of a job. One study indicated that half of full-time college students have jobs. Three out of four part-time students have jobs, according to the same study. A solid majority of those students indicate they deal with …

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Want to Know the Difference Between a Good and Bad Landlord? Read On

Jun 27, 2022

Sometimes in order to identify a poor landlord one has to have a pretty good idea what comprises a good one. However, sometimes, when a landlord is so obviously bad, there’s no trick at all to recognizing that fact. So with no further delay, here are some identifying traits of rotten landlords. This applies …

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Thinking About Shacking Up at College? Consider Your Options Carefully

Jun 13, 2022

If you’re in a relationship with a fellow Bobcat or Buckeye, your best bet is likely a one-bedroom apartment in Athens or Columbus. A studio likely would be too small for two people, and multiple bedrooms too big. That’s unless you’re OK with having housemates or can afford an extra bedroom to use as …

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An Assortment of Farmers Markets Are Available to OSU Students

May 30, 2022

College students these days are increasingly looking at improving their diets, or at least balancing the bad things they eat with some good things. There’s no better way to accomplish this than to frequent farmers markets. And there’s no better place to live than Columbus if you want a full range of farmers markets. …

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No Time Like the Present to Plan Your Next Weekend Road Trip

May 16, 2022

Now that you’ve got your car safely stored in your off campus parking spot in Columbus or Athens, you can start planning ways to get out of town for weekend road trips. But where will you go? While we’ve got plenty of answers to that question, part of it depends on you. Where do …

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Living Independently Off-Campus Is Ideal Prep for After-College Life

Apr 11, 2022

You might be surprised to find out that while attending college, whether it’s Ohio State, Ohio University or some other school, you’ll learn as much about living independently as you will learn about whatever your major is. Well, that’s the hope anyway. Alas, some people score a “C” or worse at independent living. We’d …

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