The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is arguably the greatest music festival in the country. I had the pleasure of attending last year’s weekend…
eCampus Cares Sweepstakes
Nobody likes to go back to school after a month long break…especially when you have to walk from your dorm room through a foot of…
Home for the Holidays Sweepstakes
Happy Holidays! It is that time of year when students are beginning to travel home for the holidays. eCampus.com is doing its part to…
Shore of Jerseys Giveaway
We recently revamped our entire college clothing catalog with some pretty awesome NCAA® gear. We have everything from sweatshirts and hats to backpacks and watches…
How to Use Your Study Abroad Experience in a Job Interview
I’ve always enjoyed traveling to new places. Whether it be a summer vacation to Disney Land or a field trip to the museum downtown. As…
eCampus E Z Living Sweepstakes
Win 30 College Living Essentials in the Next 30 Days by Entering the EZ Living Sweepstakes! 30 winners will win 30 prizes over 30 days…
Lollapalooza Scavenger Hunt
My circle of friends love going to music festivals. Besides the music and partying, one of our favorite things to do is create a bizarre scavenger hunt that could only work at a festival. We create a list of the most insane things we could possibly imagine and spend the entire weekend trying to find the most items. All you need is a camera and a sharp eye.
Moving Back In With Your Parents
Moving back in with your parents sucks. After moving into my freshman dorm and gaining a new found sense of freedom, I took a blood oath to never move back home. When I moved back home to start my job search, my best friends still had leases throughout the summer; meaning that I would be forced to live with my parents for two months. If you find yourself in a similar situation this summer or next semester, here are a few tips in order to peacefully coexist with your parental unit:
What to Pack for Bonnaroo
Walking around the Bonnaroo camp grounds for the first time is a very unique experience. You can definitely tell who has been doing this summer…
The Anti-CDC Zombie Survival Guide
Our office had a pretty big laugh after stumbling across a recent article by the Center for Disease Control. I applaud the CDC intern that actually got away with publishing this tongue-in-cheek zombie apocalypse blog, and even more kudos to the boss who sanctioned it. However, I am a little concerned that the author gave some pretty lackluster survival tips.