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If you're at all familiar with modern gaming, you've likely noticed the rapid rise of esports. This quickly growing industry promises something for everyone: exciting and accessible entertainment for spectators, marketing opportunities for game developers, and a whole lot of fun for gamers.

Grad school can lead to a variety of noteworthy benefits. Choosing the best time to attend, however, can be surprisingly tricky. Two main approaches are common: enrolling shortly after graduating with a bachelor's or waiting several years and getting work experience first.

It wasn’t always easy, but I’ve found ways to make Cumberlands my second home. I am confident that anyone can make this transition, regardless if you grew up 10 miles away or 10,000 miles away. That being said, here are a few guidelines of choices to make (and mistakes to avoid) that can make the college transition easier.

Winter break provides a wonderful opportunity to rest and recharge after a busy fall semester. The holiday season can feel like a whirlwind, but in all likelihood, you'll still find plenty of downtime once you've completed fall term's papers and exams. Now, a new challenge will emerge: deciding how to use all that extra time.

Think of the most inspiring people in your life. Who comes to mind? You might picture family members, teachers, or faith leaders, but what about your childhood or high school coaches?

When most people think of postgraduate education in the business field, a Master of Business Administration (MBA) is often the program that comes to mind. While an MBA degree can certainly be a beneficial choice for many business professionals, an MBA program is far from the only postgraduate business program available.

The demand for online undergraduate education has exploded, but those considering this path towards a degree need to understand what it means. Here is a closer look at online undergrad degrees and how they compare to traditional on-campus options.

When you’ve finished your last Zoom call for the day, you find yourself completely exhausted. What’s up with that? You could be suffering from Zoom fatigue, also referred to as virtual fatigue or Zoom exhaustion.

Summer is the best time to earn money while going to college. As you start applying for summer jobs, keep the following outdoorsy opportunities in mind.

A variety of Bible podcasts encourage college students to explore and grow in their faith, all while finding plenty of insight and entertainment. Check out these 15 Christian podcast suggestions.

Social media can be a big help in your job search, but it can also backfire and keep you from getting hired. Here are some do's and don'ts of social media that will help guide you as you build a presence that will attract the right kind of job opportunities.

As you head to college, how can you keep your faith strong? Add these must-read books to your list as you head off to school.