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Twice a week we publish problems that will feature in a forthcoming Dear Jeremy advice column in the Saturday Guardian so that readers can offer their own advice and suggestions. [...]

Byline: Maria Cassidy Everyone thinks students spend their time partying and getting drunk. Not me: last semester, I spent every weekend stacking shelves. It wasn't really by choice. I was [...]

To the outside world, my career progression from PhD to lectureship read like a stellar rise. Having made it through a couple of precarious years on temporary and part-time contracts, [...]

Byline: MICHAEL KUHNE P.J. Fleck seems like an outstanding coach who brings new energy and enthusiasm to the University of MinnesotaÆs football program. I wish him and the team nothing [...]

Byline: Abby WisecarverConventions are an important thing to attend to, whether they are for a job or a major. I recently went to a convention and learned many amazing ideas [...]

Byline: John Patterson If you could rewind Father Time's clock to move-in day your first year and re-do college, would you? Personally, I would pass. I don't have any hefty [...]

Byline: Jenee Matthew | Staff Reporter Photo Courtesy: Jenee Matthew It's safe to say after four years of college, I'm not ready to grow up. I'm not ready. But, who [...]

CHAMPAIGN, Ill -- The following information was released by the University of Illinois - Urbana - Champaign: by Rachel So here's the deal: I worked my butt off in school [...]

Byline: Zoe Strimpel Growing up in Manchester by the Sea, a small town in New England, I was quite badly bullied at school; for my hair, my name, my foreign-sounding [...]

In high school, I was inconspicuous. Attending a small school in Denver, Colo., it was easy to involuntarily accept the social image projected onto you. I was lumped with the [...]

Higher education is a business and many students are the customers. The payments that come on to my student account blows my mind. This year alone, I had to take [...]

Byline: Hannah Daly 'What are you going to study at university?' This was the presumptuous question I faced countless times last year and each time a person asked me, they [...]

Byline: Imran Khan I step into the Eshleman Hall elevator and press the 'B' button to take me to the basement, and the elevator door closes. The dry smell of [...]

Leicester: De Montfort University of United Kingdom has issued the following news release: Learning about the impact of genocide in Krakow and competing at Varsity are among the diverse experiences [...]

Byline: Victoria Petersen This is my final College Cookbook. I'll be moving to the Peninsula and am leaving The Northern Light behind. My three-plus years here have been full of [...]

Tenders are invited for Work no. 01 me tagore college ke piche secret heart school ke pashchim disha me awashiya yojna me sadko ka recarpet karya Tender Type: Open tender [...]

Byline: Matt Haake Photo from: https://www.ircenterprises.com/single-post/2016/09/19/Better-Investment---Rent-or-Fix-Flip A four-year veteran of Ottawa University writing my last of countless number of articles for The Campus, many would expect a recap of all [...]

While I originally felt compelled to craft some witty last words in an attempt to encapsulate my time at Bradley, I just don't think comedy can convey my thoughts as [...]

Byline: Natalie Aguilar Coming to SUNY New Paltz meant leaving home, knowing no one and honestly, not knowing what the hell to do. My brother was the first to graduate [...]

By Bean McQueen I've always prided myself on being an adaptable team player who knows how to go with the flow: I look out for the group, I don't step [...]

It's 5 a.m., the alarm clock rings. I attempt to wake myself from a much-needed slumber while reminding myself that working with Kentucky Senator Chris McDaniel, the chair of the [...]

Byline: Sarah Ashman Last Sunday, I stood in line at a crowded coffee shop in D.C. absolutely starving. I stood on my toes and peered around the surrounding puffy North [...]

By: Megha Parwani It's 2 a.m. and I'm wrapping my mind around all sorts of integrals under the light of only my desk lamp. I pop a Vitamin C tablet [...]

Byline: Nathan Feifel Nathan Feifel Anyone who knows me around my school knows I'm all about cryptocurrency. Apparently, talking about digital money essentially non stop for the past semester will [...]

Byline: Jennifer Bennett Alexis Gardner | agardner5@radford.edu Coming from someone from a small high school with a class of about no more than 65 girls, high school friends are not [...]

Byline: Reni Eddo-Lodge It has been almost a decade since I was 17. Back then, my priorities in life were simple, and they mostly revolved around emo music and Myspace. [...]

While in the early stages of my PhD fieldwork, I was sexually assaulted by a member of the community where I was conducting my work. I had just met this [...]

Byline: mirror Her light-hearted demeanour means she's the favourite to win I'm A Celebrity, this year. But Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt hasn't always been so likeable - as she proved [...]

'You don't teach, you instruct.' Has anyone said that to you after one your lectures? No? It's happened to me. In fact, if I had a pound for every time [...]

I am a parent of a disabled teenager. My son is in and out of hospital and school. His learning disabilities and behaviour issues are a barrier for him, and [...]

Byline: Mike Hughes A change in career takes hard work and determination. Just ask Stockton mum, Maryam Asif. Inspired to retrain as a healthcare professional after seeing medical staff care [...]

I will be 60 next July and have been teaching at a further education college for more than 20 years. This means I will be eligible to retire and claim [...]

An industry as much as an author, James Patterson has written (or co-written) more than 150 works of fiction. While perhaps still best known for the Alex Cross series, he's [...]

Byline: Christopher Hoyle It's 2010, and I'm about to sit my final exams at university. It seems like such a long time since I enrolled; I don't remember life before [...]

Byline: Sally Weale Michael James is 13 and has the long, lean look of a boy who has just had a growth spurt. His dad's a lorry driver; Michael has [...]

Byline: Anonymous Academic I want to start an honest conversation about equality, diversity, and inclusivity in our universities. The fact that I feel I have to be anonymous to do [...]

Byline: Jessica Picard (Caroline O'Connor/ Daily Collegian) Roger Kingston once said, 'A camera is the 'save button' for the mind's eye.' It is no wonder that I became a photographer [...]

Byline: Jennifer Bennett Alexis Gardner | agardner5@radford.edu Coming from someone from a small high school with a class of about no more than 65 girls, high school friends are not [...]

Dear Madison, How do I know I'm doing the right thing in college? How do I know I'm choosing the right major? My first year of college, I introduced myself [...]

In high school, junior year is the year where you finally start to feel like an upperclassman- you have two years under your belt, yet you still don't have to [...]

Byline: Brittany Ladd Sophomore Health Education and Promotion major, Atlanta, Georgia I didn't have any cold or flu, I had migraines instead. A lotof times this required me to attempt [...]

My great-great-grandma Martha Marcusson loved to be clean, ride her motorcycle and was an immigrant from Denmark. Here she is pictured with a washing machine, a remarkable appliance at the [...]

1. Despite enjoying the nice weather, I have managed to develop several blisters on my feet from walking around campus. 2. I am completely dumbfounded each time I receive an [...]

Byline: Graham Norton, Agony Uncle Dear Graham This autumn I start at university and I am over the moon, but it has suddenly dawned on me that I'm actually going. [...]

Byline: Michelle J. Anderson We were more than halfway through the semester when a law student stopped by my office. I invited her in. I don't know how to say [...]