Student Life

Spring is just around the corner, which means warmer weather, flowers in bloom and a plummeting sense of motivation for many college students. Help you student consider these tips to get to the end of the semester with a good GPA still intact.

For college students bogged down by mid-terms and winter’s lingering chill, Spring Break is a dream soon-to-come-true. For parents, the thought of Spring Break as expensive, all-inclusive trips, and week-long parties is a nightmare. But just because certain movies and shows present Spring Break as an excuse for debauchery, parents can rest assured that most students’ breaks don’t fit the stereotype.

With one semester under your student's belt, she may be looking to join and organization to expand socially as well as academically. Read more to get a list of the top ten ways your student can get involved!

Statistics have shown that for residence life students, a substantial portion of their college education will take place outside the classroom through formal and informal participation in campus activities and events.

There are no extra fees associated with meal plans and no tipping required, saving you anywhere from 10% to 20% per meal.

Tennessee State University offers five different locations on campus to enjoy a wide variety of delicious offerings.

For parents and students who want to increase the likelihood of graduation – and college success – we have one simple tip: get involved in extra-curricular activities.

Internships are work-related learning experiences that provide students with opportunities to gain knowledge and skills in a particular career field. Internships provide an opportunity to experiment and pursue careers that match academic and personal interests. As a career builder, internships are a chance to gain exposure to fields of interest without making a permanent commitment. This article explores the value of internships and why every college student should explore opportunities.