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How to Make a Pumpkin Spice Latte in Your Dorm Room Microwave

And you can steal half of the ingredients from the dining hall.

by Leah Sheltry at University of Connecticut

Broke

Nutty Pumpkin Spice Cupcakes to Keep You Cozy This Fall

Because everyone loves pumpkin spice. Seriously.

by Genevieve Feister at Michigan State University

Nostalgic

A Beginner's Guide To The Perfect Shakshuka In 30 Minutes

Easy Sunday brunch? We got you covered!

by Aastha Oze at University of Southern California

Hungover

How To Make Taverna Quality Gyros Using Only Trader Joe's Ingredients

$4 gyro meat = 5 min Greek feast.

by Chandler Seed at Washington University in St. Louis

Hungover

How-to Make S'mores Yogurt Parfait

So delicious that you'll definitely want s'more

by Jenna Clark at Hofstra University

Nostalgic

10 TCNJ Dining Hall Hacks I Wish I Knew Sooner

There are only so many self-serve ice cream cones you can have for dinner before you're wishing you were eating your mom's spaghetti and meatballs instead. Make living away from home a little easier with these TCNJ Dining Hall hacks.

by Gianna Vitetta at The College of New Jersey

Broke

Oat Milk Recipe for Under $1

With just one ingredient, this easy oat milk recipe will change your life.

by Laura Subiaur at Tec de Monterrey

Stupid

A Simple Southern Twist to Cowboy Caviar (Ready in 15 Minutes)

This fresh and healthy homemade dip will have your mouth watering in minutes

by Annie Martin at University of Tulsa

Broke

The Easiest Ever Strawberry Sauce Recipe

Wish your dessert could be upgraded? We've got you covered!

by Vidhi Gandhi at University of Delhi

Basic

The Banana Bread Recipe You Should Have on Hand If You Love Bananas

I go "totally bananas" for this recipe.

by Alexa Rosenberg at University of Alabama

Nostalgic

This Copycat Happy + Hale Quinoa Bowl Is About To Become Your New Dinner Obsession

Easy to make and even easier to eat

by Kristen Siegel at Duke University

Broke

Quick Gnocchi Dinner with Dairy-Free Tomato-Pesto Sauce

Believe it or not, a homemade Italian dinner can take only 15 minutes.

by Allison Curley at Wake Forest University

Broke