By Sara Grimes — May 13, 2009
When describing the authentic college experience, dorms often what come to mind.

By Sara Grimes — May 13, 2009
Swirling hair, bobbing heads and screeching voices — these are the staples of door chants, the first impression potential new members, better known as PNMs, receive of their future sisters.

By Nicole Ciridon — May 13, 2009
<i>Large bunch of mostly graduates and professionals in our 20s seek roommate who is laid back, respectful of the house community and either a full-time professional or student.</i> Or, perhaps: <i>Group of dancers, laughers, workers and gardeners who enjoy celebrating life and cooking meals for e

By Adam Eucker — May 13, 2009
As you walk into the kitchen, you’re hit with the smell of Spam and eggs frying.

By Katie Paff — May 13, 2009
Unless you live with your best friend or significant other all through college, it is most likely that, at least once, you will have to live with a complete stranger.

By Nicole Ciridon — May 13, 2009
My parents’ message in my high-school graduation advertisement is something I’ll never forget.

By Ryan Boulanger — May 13, 2009
The UW has more than 40,000 enrolled students.

By Katie Paff — May 13, 2009
House hunting is a familiar, and sometime stressful, scenario for many students as they choose to move out of the dorms and into off-campus housing.

By Katie McVicker — May 13, 2009
While most UW students are itching to pass final exams and put as much distance as possible between themselves, classrooms and libraries, many will be tied to campus this summer fulfilling credits, scoring internships and logging work hours.