Student athletes face challenges both on and off the field. Not only do they face strong opponents, but they also face the struggles of difficult classes and finding time to study. To help student athletes find a balance between their love of sports and academic success, here are a six helpful tips.
With Labor Day sales coming up and Cyber Monday not far behind, it's important that students, faculty, staff, and the community practice safe online shopping habits as they begin ordering from their favorite retailers.
New students often struggle with getting to know the buildings on campus -- and it definitely doesn't help when you have multiple campus locations.
In addition to getting a good education, one of the major benefits of being a college student is the friendships you’ll establish with your classmates. However, the demands of being a post-secondary student can be incredibly time consuming. Most often, this leaves students with very little time to devote to socializing.
Nothing says summer quite like sitting in a packed stadium with friends, listening to your favorite musical artist perform live. Luckily for residents in Southeast Ohio, there are plenty of performances in the area to keep you busy for the rest of summer.
Check out these 6 must-see music festivals in Ohio:
If you’re a college student who just doesn’t have the time or the money to take a traditional summer vacation, don’t despair! Fortunately, there’s an abundance of things to do and places to see in the Nelsonville, Ohio area to peak your interest.
Hocking College President Dr. Betty Young recently became one of 35 college presidents who received Phi Theta Kappa’s Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction. The awards were presented at the annual Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Catalyst 2018 convention held in Kansas City, Missouri on April 19-21.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) has been providing students at 2-year colleges with opportunities to earn scholarships, develop their leadership skills, and give back to their respective communities for nearly 100 years.
Warmer temperatures, rain showers, and the sound of birds chirping can only mean one thing, spring is coming! And while a number of people are celebrating the near ending of winter, others have begun counting down the days until spring break. While some students may be hitting the road to the beach or back to their hometown, others will be staying put. Below is a list of five things to do for those staying local.
Of all the rites of passage that go along with being a college student, perhaps none of them compares to experiencing spring break for the very first time. Traditionally, this is a time when students take a vacation from their studies, head to the nearest beach, and share an inexpensive hotel room with their best friends.
