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 ...

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 ...

Bedding is one of the most important dorm essentials to shop for before heading off to school. The best twin XL sheets can make the difference between sleepless nights and waking up well-rested, ready ...

You can't have a comfortable bed without some cozy bedsheets! Sure, you can have some super fluffy pillows or a really thick comforter or duvet cover, but the foundation of a bed (besides le mattress, ...

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, ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Fortunately, there are so many options on the market for ...

Oh, sheet! Yes, in college you’re going to have to wash your own sheets. It’s best to have at least two pairs of Twin XL sheets to interchange throughout the semester. Why opt for plain white cotton ...

Between the cramped, shared living quarters and old-school décor, dorm living can pose quite a challenge for any college ...

Comfortable sheets can make all the difference when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep. Twin XL mattresses are longer than a regular twin mattress (38 inches wide by 80 inches long, compared to ...