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The Science Behind "Breaking the Seal"
Guess what? It's not just in your head!
by Victoria Stevens
at Queen's University
How to Still Fit Into Your Formal Dress After Thanksgiving Dinner
Because we all deserve to feast.
by Lily Sackman
at Syracuse University
These 7 Foods Can Help You Deal With Anxiety And Depression
You are not alone.
by Zoya B.
at University of Delhi
The Definitive Ranking of Thanksgiving Foods
The best time of the year and the best food of the year. It's no secret there are some foods we look forward to all year... and some we could do without.
by Jenna Carellini
at University of Massachusetts
Wine & Whiskey Club is the Semi-Exclusive Club Anyone Can Join
Get ready to make your Insta-followers supremely jealous with this secret society devoted to drinking.
by Ashley Steinberg
at National Contributor
5 Vegetarian Side Dishes You Need to Have at Thanksgiving Dinner
Be thankful for these amazing vegetarian dishes
by Madison Pessel
at James Madison University
5 Reasons Why You Need to Add More Good Into Your Life
What I learned from interviewing Founder of More Good, Jason Schuler
by Jessica Henderson
at Pace Westchester
Thanksgiving: 'Friends' Edition
"You can't have Thanksgiving without turkey. That's like Fourth of July without apple pie, or Friday with no two pizzas!" - Joey Tribbiani
by Courtney Stewart
at University of Connecticut
5 Easy Drinking Games Literally Anyone Can Play
Parties just got a lot more fun.
by Michelle Hahn
at University of Chicago
Foods & Drinks to Help You Survive Annoying Questions at Thanksgiving
For the record, a shot of vodka is applicable to all of these.
by Maddie Hinderstein
at Syracuse University
6 Creative Chasers To Use During Your Next Pregame
Bored of your normal chasers? Here's some creative ideas to spice up your next pregame!
by Jenna Frankel
at University of Wisconsin- Madison
The Drinking Game to Get You Through the Holiday Season
Face it: being surrounded by your entire extended family is more bearable with a drink.
by Sabrina Knap
at Boston University