Everyone you'll ever meet probably has an opinion about road tripping. Some people love it, some people hate it, and some fall somewhere in the middle.
Chrissy Teigen is hands down one of the best people to follow on Twitter. From hilariously shutting down haters to being incredibly relatable, Chrissy Teigen's Twitter is truly a work of art.
When it rains most of us just want to sit on the couch and watch a movie. While that can be nice, if you've got more than one rainy day in a row, watching a bunch of movies may start to feel boring.
People always seem to mention that getting a summer body is hard, but I think that summer is the perfect time to get in shape for the coming year.
The Q&A's that every waitress experiences while serving.
Hiking is one of those activities that's great for all types of people, regardless of athletic ability. It's a fun thing to do with a group friends, with family or even by yourself.
Because every Potterhead needs at least one wand to practice his or her magic.
While it would be ideal to lay around the pool all summer like it was high school again, summer between college semesters means one of two things: internship or job.
Who doesn't love some delicious frozen yogurt on a hot afternoon? Since everyday should be international frozen yogurt day, I decided to share some out-of-the-box flavors with you.
Rush-hour traffic in the morning and the afternoon sucks, but there are ways to get through it without screaming or causing harm to yourself and others.
The office can feel more dead than usual after a long weekend, especially if you spent it lounging on the beach. Here are some tips on how to get back into the swing of things.
We’re all millennials here.
If you're in need of something to do this summer in Chapel Hill, try completing this bucket list.
If you need a quick fix and summer twist to your drinks, here's a compiled list of the most refreshing and low budget options from Starbucks.
Here’s a quick and easy recipe for a great time in our nation’s capital – with a capital "C."
Before the spring semester ended, I counted down the weeks until my great mountain adventure. I didn’t anticipate getting lost on the Blue Ridge Parkway or my GPS losing signal on the first night.
When I moved out of my room two weeks ago, I honestly felt relieved to be leaving Chapel Hill for awhile. Since then, I've noticed that a lot of my friends are having fun on campus without me.
Unless you're really into organizing or having your life together in general, packing and unpacking is a complete nightmare.
I'm making up a new term called the "first year flop."
