24 Small Expense Cuts That Are Saving College Faculty Jobs

I just got done reading an article written in the New York Times this morning about different ways that colleges and universities are cutting expenses. The article really illustrated to me that there are a lot of unnecessary expenses being created up at college. It’s made me aware of some of the fringe benefits that [...]

What the Web Does for Me

This is a personal essay by My Colleges blogger and resident wordsmith Kate Lehnhof. Enjoy. I’m one of those Generation Y college students who has always enjoyed the benefits of the internet throughout my scholastic career.  Let me cite a few examples for you: -Second Grade: My Dad used to let me get on the [...]

Beauty and Brains: How educated are the members of People Magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful list?

Every year People magazine announces their list of the “100 Most Beautiful People.”  The list of stacked with actors, actresses, musicians, enertainers, activists and politicians. While there is no shortage of sex appeal, we aren’t so sure about smarts. Is it all brawn and no brains?  We did a little investigative work for you. The [...]