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The 5 Best Snacks You Can Buy From the WashU Bookstore

An unexpected location to meet all your snacking needs.

by Addie Bard at Washington University in St. Louis

Too Sober

Here's How The Grammys Could Land You FREE "Fries for Cries" from McDelivery w/ Uber Eats

THIS is the entertainment I'm lovin'.

by Amelia Hitchens at National Contributor

Broke

The Secret to Making Your Most Effective Grocery List Ever

Now, you can grocery shop like a pro!

by Jennifer Campestrini at Florida International University

Broke

Barefoot Releases the First Widely Distributed Hard Seltzer Made with Real Wine

Hopefully you're not you know.... barefoot while drinking this hard seltzer.

by Liz Abere at National Contributor

Nostalgic

Childhood Nostalgia: Making My Mom's Best Chicken Dish

Just some wholesome content right here.

by Olivia Berens at University of Florida

Broke

KIND's Bars Have 20% Fewer Calories Than Originally Thought

There goes KIND again.... being all KIND.

by Liz Abere at National Contributor

Broke

What to Know About New Honey Bunches of Oats Frosted Cereal

Honey Bunches of Oats... and you.

by Liz Abere at National Contributor

High

7 Food Festivals to Add to Your St. Louis Bucket List

From barbecue to apple butter, the St. Louis food scene offers a festival for every food lover.

by Ileana Kesselman at Washington University in St. Louis

Broke

How to Celebrate Valentine's Day With Winc

Sip as you fall in love with whomever it may be.... love wins.

by Liz Abere at National Contributor

Too Sober

What The Heck Are Vegan Eggs, and Where Do They Come From?

Eggs come from plants???

by Kye Arsenault at Michigan State University

Stupid

The GlenDronach Chocolate and Scotch Pairings For Valentine's Day

What to do on a night in on Valentine's Day? The answer is scotch and chocolate.

by Liz Abere at National Contributor

Nostalgic

What Food Can You Buy on the UO Campus for Less Than $5?

The EMU is central for quick and cheap snacks or meals that will get you through those early morning classes or late-night study sessions. But what is the cheapest option when on a tight budget and searching for food less than $5?

by Juliette Tisseur at University of Oregon

Nostalgic