Roommates

Whether you’re a young professional seeking a lively downtown scene, a college student looking to make some memories and enter the academic world, or an outdoor enthusiast eager to explore the Rocky Mountains, you will surely find the neighborhood for you in Denver. The decision to move to Mile High…

His “Southern hospitality” is causing friction in his usually friendly roommate situation. — *This is a work of nonfiction sourced from social media discussion boards and verified experts/specialists.* A 21-year-old culinary student explained how feeding his roommate’s girlfriend has caused a rift in their relationship. The author of the popular Reddit post explained that he’s from the South by way of New Orleans…

best friend, childhood friend, college roommate, soulmate — Once upon a time, a little blonde girl moved into the neighborhood. She was cool and all. The next thing I know we’re graduating college together and reminiscing how this entire college experience wouldn't have been the same without each other. She saved my life, poured water into my heart…

By Alexa Pylant

Ah, the end of the month. The time when bills come knocking and roommates start scrambling like squirrels. If you’ve ever lived with a roommate, you know the feeling: splitting bills is like trying to solve a calculus equation with a head full of cotton candy. Suddenly, the complexities of…

Dear Father GOD, as you have shown me time and time again, I have to lift myself up and try again. And again. And again. “The Lord sends poverty and wealth; He humbles and He exalts. He raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the ash…

Chicago is a bustling city known for its diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique culture and vibe. Young professionals and college students moving to Chicago may find themselves overwhelmed with the many neighborhoods to choose from, each with its pros and cons. As a young professional, deciding where to…

The age of reporting has numbed the general populace to reality. How ironic, considering the proximity in which information presents itself. However, I fault this phenomenon to the frequency of media, for at some point, we succumb to the tandem forces of the tides and relinquish pursuit of the truth…

For a fresh college graduate moving into Manhattan, a question inevitably arises: how many roommates does it take to live with before finally being able to comfortably get a place on your own? And by “get” I mean rent, although “buy” could certainly apply as well. Of course the answer…