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Work-stay programs are not only great for budget travelers, they can also enhance your resume, help your language skills, and let you get to know the people of your destination far more than if you were just seeing the sights.

As we grew up, many of us were told to pick our careers according to what our heart’s desire. That doesn’t seem to be the message anymore.

One of the biggest plusses to being a student is having your summers off. Back when you were in elementary school, summertime might have meant vacations with your parents, camp or just hanging out. But now that you’re in college, the way you spend your summer could have a tremendous impact on your collegiate performance. [...]

Looking to support a cause through Twitter? There’s something called Twibbons that can help you do just that.

Learning another language isn’t easy, but whether it’s for your undergrad prerequisites, study abroad, or to prepare for a graduate program, you are going to have to do it.

Those little earbuds (or even those pesky large headphones!) can cause a lot of trouble for you while you get your Stairmaster on or while your feet are hitting the pavement around campus.

Sati Life, the company created by workout guru Patricia Moreno, is the birthplace of intenSati and other workouts which combine the body sculpting and weight loss of high impact cardio classes with the mental focus and serenity of Yoga.

For those of you interested in the subject of marijuana, you now have a college made just for you. Maybe not a college per se, but a place to go to educate yourself about…well, pot. I

It is hard to say whether entire online degrees are that time-saving either. There is still plenty of studying to be done at home, and teachers can make the assumptions they do with the take-home exams – students have extra time to work at home.

Recently, a friend told me about a homeopathic way to outfox a nasty cold or flu – by cutting the ends off of a red onion and leaving it on my desk. Figuring I had nothing to lose but a dollar on an onion, I gave it a try.