Painful all-nighters, cheap instant noodles, and eccentric professors—the reality of being a university student is stressful, yet somehow unforgettable. No matter how many tears are shed during finals ...

For many of us, college was a crazy time. Whether you were going to wild parties every weekend or pulling all-nighters in the library while chugging Red Bull and cramming for exams, you probably look ...

In today’s digital age, memes have developed as a safe way for students to share their opinions and find a community online. At Northwestern, students have created and shared memes that cover a ...

A picture of a generic commuter bus speeding down a D.C. street is currently the most liked meme in George Washington University's “GW memes for the most politically active teens” Facebook group. It ...

Corrections & clarifications: An earlier version of this story misspelled Brooke Bekoff’s last name. College students Brooke Bekoff and Sara Shmueli love the Broadway musical Hamilton. Like so many ...

Memes, or images with texts containing cultural references and social representations, are all over the Internet. We like, share, and share some more, especially when we find these things relatable.

To the extent that they can be classified, memes generally belong to one of two broad families: “relatable” and “ironic.” Relatable memes attempt to convey a feeling or emotion; ironic memes prey on ...

Hey Upper East Siders, we all know college has its ups and downs and we have a love/hate relationship with it. From running to make it to your early morning lecture to dancing the night away at some ...