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Where to Get a Taste of the States While You're in Thailand
Way better than McDonald's.
by Tessa Domzalski
at University of Canberra
How to Plan the Perfect Eurotrip
Summer is just around the corner...
by Beatriz Gras
at Boston College
5 Best Graduation Dinner Spots in Austin
Graduation is less than 40 days away, so you better make reservations ASAP.
by Hayden Pigott
at University of Texas
The Top 10 Fordham Food Experiences You Need to Have Before You Graduate
Seniors, I'm looking at you.
by Sarah Kimball
at Fordham University
7 Foodie-Friendly Places to Move to, Upon Your Fast Approaching Graduation
Foodie-friendly cities to consider when making that next big career move. (Especially when your graduation is approaching fast)
by Michelle Cremone
at University of Massachusetts - Boston
The Best Kitchen Gadgets for Your Graduation Present Wishlist
With these gadgets, you won’t need a culinary school degree to be a pro in the kitchen.
by Shelby Yuan
at Harvard University
Things I Learned By Attending The Etiquette Banquet
All these forks, knives, and spoons, but I only have two hands! Will you teach me how to eat?
by Milana Yemelyanova
at University of Bridgeport
6 Ways to Cope with Study Anxiety From a Former Procrastinator
Self care is important, guys.
by Natalie Gambrell
at Georgia State University
Tell us Your Go-To Ben & Jerry's Flavor, and We'll Tell You Your Future Career
Free Cone Day is fast approaching... and so is adulthood.
by Lydia Gulick
at Brown University
The One Food Tradition at the University of Bridgeport I’ll Never Forget
Galentine's Day Dinner will go on forever in my heart.
by Melissa Paredes
at University of Bridgeport
Clear Out Your Sinuses at Kelly's Jamaican Food
Kelly's has been serving up deliciously spicy food in Athens for almost 20 years.
by Tristen Webb
at University of Georgia
How much of a UW-Madison Douchebag Are You?
If you're reading this, you probably are.
by Haley Mellen
at University of Wisconsin- Madison
