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Pets may be intoxicatingly cute to students who miss cats and dogs from home or want a new furry and loyal roommate, but his first piddle-puddle accident on the carpet could end up costing owners up to $800. Many apartment complexes do not allow pets at all, and the ones that do have strict policies that could end up being very expensive before a resident even introduces the little furball to his new home. … 1 Comment
Volunteering in Athens allows students to take a break from campus life while serving the community. Athens-Clarke County Department of Leisure Services helps students get involved in the arts, athletics, natural resources and recreation. Some students can receive community service hours for course credit. … 0 Comments
1. Get rid of the junk. Small spaces are not made with the kind of storage space or floor area that can house a lot of knick-knacks and things that are not necessary for everyday life. Good rule of thumb for cleaning everything out: If it hasn't been worn, watched, played with or used in a year, throw it out, sell it or donate it to a charity. … 0 Comments
College students are known for being two things: busy and broke. Eating healthy, or even regularly, gets pretty difficult sometimes. Here are a few quick, easy, inexpensive recipes recommended by University students and staff to satiate your appetite before that big exam. … 1 Comment
University students turn to subleasing when college life requires flexibility that many annual apartment leases do not offer. Subleasing, or subletting, is when a tenant transfers part of a remaining lease term to a new renter. Subleasing is popular among students graduating in the fall or spring, studying abroad or those living in places that do not offer short-term leases. … 0 Comments
For many college students, living outside of the dorms for the first time provides freedom and allows more privacy and downtime. However, with the newfound freedom and privacy comes a drawback: The Ramsey Center is no longer just a bus ride away. This means the dreaded "freshman 15" may catch up with those who are no longer as active. … 1 Comment
What to do with a blank house? It can be more challenging than a canvas. However, a look into some local student endeavors couldn't offer better insight on creative living. Create an illusion of space with mirrors. Jessica Lee, a sophomore from Atlanta, and Emily Randall, a sophomore from Lindale, both art majors, have mastered this craft- They recommend many mirrors. … 0 Comments
Having a car in college appears to be convenient, but finding a place to park is a daunting task. The hunt for space isn't getting easier, and students are finding other resources to accommodate this luxury. The parking system at the University is a viable option for students and by far the most popular. … 0 Comments
For many University students, getting a first apartment or house is an important step toward adulthood. But signing a lease can be intimidating, and there are many things students should know before they sign. Here are some steps to take: Visit the apartment or house. … 0 Comments
