If you’re in college, chances are you’ve run across those infamous peach pills at some point. I’m talking about Adderall. These little orange suckers are everywhere, from the library to the lecture hall…to your local sketchy party.
Adderall is designed to be used as study tool for students diagnosed with ADD or ADHD, but you don’t need to have e… Click to read more

Controversy is brewing at the State University of New York at Old Westbury, where school officials have recently started to enforce an old rule that requires on-campus residents to maintain at least a 2.0 GPA.
The New York Times reports that one student, whose grades slipped due to an illness during exam week, received a letter informing her of this policy on… Click to read more

My first all-nighter at the end of my freshman year taught me some important lessons about what my mind and body is capable of when placed under the stress that is going without sleep for more than 24 hours.
1) Between 3 and 5 a.m. I’m incapable of forming coherent sentences on paper and possibly aloud. I have some stellar thoughts, complex ideation that I… Click to read more

We asked a few college sophomores to give Perception vs. Reality scenarios about their freshman year.
Perception: I am not interested in the Greek system. It’s just set up to give upperclassmen the chance to haze freshmen.
Reality: When I got to school, I wanted to pledge so badly because I saw how much fun the frats and sororities were having. Still, th… Click to read more