Mattresses in college dorms are five inches longer than standard twins—and require different sets of sheets. To put it mildly, college dorms are often bare-bones. But there are plenty of ways to make ...

Living in college dorms means sharing a communal area, which can be a struggle even if you get along with everyone. Your (or your kid’s) new living companions may be night owls or early risers who set ...

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Between early-morning classes and late-night adventures with new friends, sleep is a precious commodity for college students. While making your dorm bed extra cozy should be first on your list, ...

Now is the time to make your lists for back-to-school shopping and check them twice. Bedding is always a must no matter what type of housing you’re living in for college, and it can make it that much ...

College students will be off to campus in the coming weeks and are shopping in earnest to furnish the rooms where they'll be spending the next nine months. Towels? Check. Pillows? Check. Sheets. Not ...

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As you pack up extra-long twin sheets and the emergency credit card for your college-bound child, don’t forget to pack her legal documents. Though your high school graduate doesn’t seem too ...

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College students will be off to campus in the coming weeks and are shopping in earnest to furnish the rooms where they'll be spending the next nine months. Towels? Check. Pillows? Check. Sheets. Not ...