Classes aren't the only way to explore new ideas and experiences at school. Here's how to get involved in college, whether you live on campus or commute.
There are many ways a student can live their faith on their college campus, but you may need some help finding the best ways, so we have some advice for you!
by Mark Tarnacki Staff Writer, Saint Michael's College
The US university experience is about more than studying. Here's why international students should join clubs and organizations to get connected on campus.
by Aimee Thostenson Director of International Student Recruitment, University of Minnesota
Curious about Greek life in college? Here are some pros and cons of joining a fraternity or sorority to help you decide if it's the right path for you.
Christian colleges have some different requirements of their students than other colleges. Here's some expert advice on what's expected for chapel services.
by John Chopka Vice President for Enrollment Management, Messiah College
Joining activities can help you meet people and make friends in college. But with so many clubs to choose from, where do you start? This guide can help!
by Jessica King Former Editor, Careers & Colleges Magazine
Don't believe the myth that transfer students don't make friends on their new campus. If you put yourself out there, you'll find friends in these places.
by Jessica Tomer Director of Communications, Commonwealth School
College is a time to grow academically and personally. Catholic students find that pursuing campus ministry opportunities enhances the overall experience.
by Ashley Casano Admissions Counselor, University of Dallas
Service learning is a learning model that combines community with real-life problem solving. Here are 6 questions you should ask about this opportunity.
by Scott Baumler Former Dean of Admissions, Mount Mercy University
