Even though it might be easier to live off processed food, students can learn how to cook for themselves, as it can be rewarding and cost-effective.
Students discuss the pros and cons of living in dorms versus apartments.
Due to pet restrictions in dorms, plants can bring much needed joy and light to plant parents.
Mavericks have many meal options to accommodate student’s different food budgets.
Deciding on what’s essential to pack can be hard, but planning ahead can make things easier.
With open flames being a fire hazard, residents have found different ways to keep their space smelling fresh and clean.
Kay Byington, Student Money Management Center assistant director, gives tips on why budgeting is important for students.
It’s important to consider and recognize the qualities of a good person to live with, such as effective communication and conflict-resolution skills.
Animals can provide companionship to people with mental health conditions.
By decorating and bringing items from home, residents can personalize their room and feel proud of their space.
Here are some tips from students on how to resolve these issues.
Owning a first aid kit and knowing what to include in it can help prepare students for accidents.
Students can utilize their smaller living space through creative storage and shelving solutions.
Students share strategies for great get-togethers.
The university provides ways for students to monitor their health and stay safe.
The two freshman tennis roommates arrived from Europe to pursue their sport and have found community at UTA.