I'm Feeling stress

6 Best Oxford Cafés to Study At If You Don't Wanna Stress in Isolation

Because stressing over hot cocoa and crumpets is so much better than stressing in the deadly silent Radcam.

by Marie Chantal Marauta at Brown University

Adulting

Fall Foods to Fit Your Every Mood

Whether you're feeling energized or down, here are some fall foods to fit your many moods of the semester.

by Danielle Orie at University of Pennsylvania

Basic

7 Kingston Cafes to Get That Caffeine Kick You Need For Midterms

The pick-me-up you've been searching for.

by Emily Deszpoth at Queen's University

Too Sober

15 Healthy Fall Flavored Products That Aren’t Pumpkin Spiced

There's more to Fall than just pumpkins.

by Lauren Kruchten at North Carolina State University

Adulting

How to Make the Most Insane Chocolate Vegan Latte Without Added Sugars

Drop that PSL right now; your wallet and your stomach will thank you.

by Brianna Sa at Brown University

Adulting

The 7 Best Brain Foods To Help You Study

Eat your way to a higher GPA.

by Maya Patel at Wilfrid Laurier University

Adulting

Take A Break From Studying And Check Out These Satisfying Food Porn Gifs

De-stress from your midterms craze with these 10 satisfying foodie approved gifs- inspired by Tastemade's #EdibleEnlightenment. This is food porn for the soul.

by Cassandra Orsi at Loyola University Maryland

Adulting

DIY Stress Balls And Calming Jars On A College Budget

Because we're always stressed

by Sarrah Hammond at St. Ambrose University

Nostalgic

How to Create SMART Goals

Set and meet your goals like a boss.

by Jocelyn Hsu at Spoon HQ

Adulting

The 5 Best Coffee Shops to Get You Through Midterm Season

I like my coffee strong and my wifi free

by Sage Moran at University of Southern California

Adulting

The 12 Best Ben & Jerry's Flavors, Ranked by Taste

Go ahead, have a pint.

by Emma Glubiak at Lafayette College

Adulting

The 11 Best Indian Restaurants In Madison

Madison: Where Maharana and Maharani are two completely different restaurants on opposite sides of town.

by Sarah Arora at University of Wisconsin- Madison

Adulting