Cleanliness can make or break your dorm room. That's right. Smelly rooms don't attract the ladies (or gentlemen), nor do dust bunnies that rival actual bunnies in size. I am not saying that you must clean during any moment of spare time, or obsessively dust your baseboards. However, keeping your room clean will both help your state of mind and your popularity. With that said, here are a few things that you should have in your room.

Dorm life can be difficult. It involves somehow fitting all of what once fit in multiple rooms into a space no bigger than a shoe box. To make matters worse, you have to share that shoe box with another person. So how do you make the most of a small space and still have room for all of your belongings? The answer is a loft bed. This article will review common mistakes and provide valuable information on how to construct your own loft bed.

So what if nothing rhymes with orange? That's no reason to leave it out of your dorm room color scheme! Read on for some great tips on how to liven up a drab dorm with a little color.

If you’ve ever seen the American version of the movie Fever Pitch, you’ll understand the point of this article. In Fever Pitch, Jimmy Fallon owns virtually every single piece of Boston Red Sox fan paraphernalia. His towel, shower curtain, mug, bed sheets, telephone, lamp...EVERYTHING is decked out in Boston Red Sox. If I wanted to, I could end this now by simply saying: “Don’t do that.” But, for the purposes of elaborating, I'll elaborate.

College blogs are abuzz with helpful college info this summer. Here's a quick summary of our recent findings for your perusal.