World Students' Day is celebrated on October 15 every year marking the birth anniversary of former Indian President, APJ Abdul Kalam. The day celebrates students who are the future of the country, ...

The Delhi University's first cut-off list for undergraduate admission has gone as high as it can possibly be - a full 100%. Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) is offering three undergrad courses BA (H) ...

For many of us, college was a crazy time. Whether you were going to wild parties every weekend or pulling all-nighters in the library while chugging Red Bull and cramming for exams, you probably look ...

Frank R. Castelli offers advice from his evidenced-based strategy to get students to use their cameras without requiring it “I can better pace if I can see your face!” “Many students report that ...

Scroll through your social media accounts and you probably will find more meme-tagging exchanges than actual posts. Memes are more than just quippy jokes. They are becoming an important means of ...

There's more to consider than just what supplies to buy this year (though we'll help with that too.) In the 2020s, there’s a new student movement afoot...online. (And in some cases, it's the main ...

Whether you're a longtime parent or a brand-new teacher, you'll be cackling at these back-to-school memes before the big day Time to head back to school! It’s both an exciting and stressful time for ...

Harvard University’s reported decision to rescind the admissions offers of at least 10 people for posting offensive memes sheds light on a lesser-known student forum: the meme thread. At Harvard, an ...

College students nationwide are turning to memes as a way to connect with others. The Zoom Memes for Self Quaranteens Facebook page had over 175,000 members in less than a week from its creation, ...

The BU Memes Page, Stolen Memes for Unoriginal Teens, has just surpassed 15,000 members on Facebook. PHOTO COURTESY ARMAND MANOUKIAN/ BU MEMES PAGE The typical Boston University student could scroll ...

A typical day for Chas Steinbrugge ’24 starts out like many others on campus — he goes to class, has meals with friends and studies in the library. But, unlike most students, Steinbrugge is often ...