Students use campus meme pages to bond over the oddities of shared campus life ... due to COVID and younger students preference for Instagram, it will be interesting to see if Facebook college ...

Researchers with Pennsylvania State University and the University of California Santa Barbara found that memes helped people cope with life during the COVID ... didn't hold a college degree ...

Some college students still feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, years after the world returned to normalcy. The ...

The last issue of the war was printed on May 8, 1943, and the paper came back to life ... true college student form: They tweeted a SpongeBob meme at the agency. Waiting for the 11 a.m ...

The coronavirus pandemic and its deadly wake are ... She suggests comedians stick to "talking about your own life and your relationship to the topic" and believes they can get into trouble when ...

The resurgent coronavirus is again disrupting a growing number of U.S. colleges, stopping in-person classes, halting sports events and otherwise inhibiting campus life. Multiple schools around the ...

From posting about courses and highlighting goof-ups, college meme pages on social media have ... is an intrinsic part of every young person’s life, especially since it allows them to vent ...

I will always wonder what it might have been like to go to college without a disease in the air," Kent State student Chloe Robertson writes.

That includes his goal of going to college. COVID ravaged Nathan Foote's lungs before vaccines were available. His life was saved after receiving a double lung transplant at the University of ...

While many worried during the heat of the pandemic that college campuses would be COVID hot spots, a new study out of Boston University shows what strategies worked to limit the virus’ spread on ...

They surveyed 748 people online last December: 72% of those who responded were white, 54% identified as women, 63% didn't hold a college ... the memes in question made them think about COVID ...