• Horrendous Cactus Accident

• Clemson Camel Toe

• Jennifer Aniston Needs A Bong Hit

• This Movie is Gonna Kick-Ass

• College Kid Knocked Out Cold

• Aubrey O’Day Whores it Up

Whether crammed into your new dorm room or still stuck in your mom’s basement, one thing every lounging area can use is a good, quality bean bag chair.

Now, you could go to Walmart and get one of those crappy chairs, filled with sucky Styrofoam balls, that looks more like a tie-dye nutsack than a piece of furniture. OR, you could get the ultra comfy Sumo Gamer bean bag chair from Sumo Lounge.

Filled with shredded, high-grade furniture foam, the Sumo Gamer is bigger, puffier and worlds more comfortable than anything else you can cram into the corner between your bunk and your desk.

And since it comes with a plush, micro-suede zip-off cover, which comes in black, red, khaki, and brown, you’ll at least be able to wash out your roommates puke (or whatever other disgusting gifts you find snuggled in.) Just be sure to check before you plop down.

Sumo Gamer:  $199

It’s that time of the year again, back-to-school. I still remember those days. Even though it’s been 2 years since I’ve had to go back to school, I still love this time of the year.

This time of the year also means students will want the latest gadgets before heading off to college. That’s where we come in and tell you some of the hottest gadgets out there and what you need to make this year in college a success.

Check out the full story, here!

The NCAA exploits amateur athletes to no end by raking in millions while amateurs aren’t even allowed to get gifts. The worst part is, the guys that do not go on to the pros never get a penny after they lose their amateur status either.

Former UCLA basketball great Ed O’Bannon seeks to change just that as he has filed suit against the NCAA, claiming that they owe him royalties for using his likeness and name in DVDs, video games, and jerseys. (more…)

You know all about student pranks – greased pigs in the cafeteria, cows being led upstairs, all of that juvenile stuff.  Maybe you’ve even heard about the more complicated college stunts – when M.I.T. students erected a police car on the top of the school’s Great Dome, for example.  Its license plate number was pi.

Anyway, here are a few lesser-known student stunts.  If you’re, um, “inspired” by some of these, I claim no fault… but be sure to take pictures.

See the pranks here!

With the start of the academic year, it’s time to switch out of vacation mode—pronto.

What you do the first week of classes can majorly impact your grades four months from now, so don’t skip these first week must-dos.

Check out the 10 Must-Dos for the First Week of College here!

Shanghai and Beijing are becoming new lands of opportunity for recent American college graduates who face unemployment nearing double digits at home.

Even those with limited or no knowledge of Chinese are heeding the call. They are lured by China’s surging economy, the lower cost of living and a chance to bypass some of the dues-paying that is common to first jobs in the United States.

“I’ve seen a surge of young people coming to work in China over the last few years,” said Jack Perkowski, founder of Asimco Technologies, one of the largest automotive parts companies in China.

Read more about the shift to China!

Summer is nearly over and if you haven’t got accepted into a four year school it’s time to start thinking seriously about other options.

Think community college is the easiest way to continue your education without really trying? Think again!

From living in your home town to studying beside baby boomers, surviving Community College is harder than you thought.

Are you ready for it? Take this quiz and find out.

Community Colleges changing what it’s like to be a student. These changes are simply reshaping the experience and could wind up helping students in the long run. The community college is an underrated asset to the college student.

When students spend there first two years at a community college they don’t have the other disturbances (good or bad) that students who are living a school face.

Students just go to school and that’s it. Adopting this type of focus can help out a lot in the long run.  For one, your GPA will be higher.

Also you’ll have developed skills to handle college level material in a setting that has less temptations.  So, when the time comes for you to move on to a university where there are bars and parties you’ll know when to let go.

Find out the rest of What Community College Means for Students, here!

It’s almost time to go back to school and for freshmen that means taking your first college courses.

Just like roommates, professors break down into 7 distinct types.

To check out the Old Tenure, The Hottie, The “I Went To Woodstock” and four other types of professors you’ll have in college, click here!.