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The summer is over.

New Jersey's oldest etiquette institute taught me that "there are no ugly women, just lazy ones."

When silence is not golden.

A practical guide to surviving the awkwardest four years of your life.

How an American pastime conquered pop culture worldwide.

For people with disabilities, sex and sex education remains an accessibility blind spot. Activists and educators are working to change that.

Oxford students founded Cuntry Living so women could discuss ideas without men censoring them, but the Facebook group has gone rogue.

Party Girl is a bi-monthly fan fiction column. From a darkened corner of her bedroom in Los Angeles, Mira Gonzalez fantasizes about all the hottest parties in New York.

Alexis Cain is Alpha Sigma Alpha's first sorority sister with Down syndrome. She credits her acceptance to her and her new sorority sisters' mutual love for Taylor Swift.

And why is it so hard to get right?

During my freshmen year at Sarah Lawrence College, a small former all-girls school catering to celebrities' gay children, older students taught other freshmen and me the ancient tradition of "Sarah Lawrence-ing," a.k.a. how to make a better bitch face.

At a new school, no one has to know that your nickname was "Stains" or that you gave a substitute teacher your phone number. This can be the start of something entirely new.

College classes that focus on marijuana aren't as 420-friendly as you would think.

American Caroline Calloway has turned her adventures at Cambridge University into an elaborate Instagram narrative, which is being turned into a memoir.