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· Alan Van

This College Has the Best Campus Food in the Country [PHOTOS]

If I remember correctly, in college I was eating top ramen, fast food tacos and chicken nuggets. Also, wooly mammoths were still a viable food source. These days, however, colleges are taking their dining hall cuisines more seriously. Millennials tend to be “foodies,” after all…

· Max Chang

How a College Freshman Became a $1000/hr Tutor for the Wealthy Elite

Every college entrepreneur faces the same challenge- going through the rigorous process of trial and error while figuring out how to hit the market, identifying their customer base, and learning to manage their startup. It’s especially challenging when you are, admittedly, a…

· Max Chang

10 Ways to Prepare For Entrepreneurship in College

While nowadays, seems cool to skip college to launch a startup, there are still quite a bit of aspiring entrepreneurs who still choose to go to college first. Their reasons can range from wanting the degree safety net, maybe they don’t have a solid idea yet, or their parents…

· Waylae Gregoire

Shark Tank Entrepreneur: Why College is the Best Time to Launch a Startup

Pitching a company is a make or break situation. When you are pitching to the Sharks on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” you can bet that most entrepreneurs break, but there are a skilled few who have that special something to land a deal with the hungry and critical billionaire investors.…

· Waylae Gregoire

College Student Reveals How He Mines Bitcoins in His Dorm Room — The Cheap Way

Nothing in the tech world confuses us as much as Bitcoin it seems. What we do know about it is that it’s volatile and it can be worth a ton of money, but we hardly understand where it comes from, who invented it apparently, or what it is past being a crypto-currency- even that…

· Michael Tunney

15 Reasons Why You Should Drop Out Of College

For more and more young people, college is being thought of as more of an option, rather than a necessity, and for good reason. The university system looks more like a shell game than a place to be educated. Hell, the symbol for America’s university system, Harvard, is a hedge…

· Alan Van

‘Wasting Time on the Internet’ is Now a Legitimate Class at This Ivy League University

Oh, college. Stories like these make you seem like more of a waste of time everyday — literally.

· Sebastian Dillon

10 Things Everyone Hates About Rich Kid Entrepreneurs, But Won’t Admit

“As a matter of principle, I don’t invest in rich kids’ businesses.” -Barbara Corcoran, Shark Tank When it comes to millennial entrepreneurs, there are really only two kinds: the rich kids and the poor kids. It’s seen as the difference between “wantrepreneurs” and real…

· Alan Van

This is the Halloween Costume For Those With $1.6 Million to Spare

One year, a long, long time ago when I was but a tender, young beast, my mom decided to save a little extra money and time by having me go out trick-or-treating without a costume.

· Benny Luo

I Had a REAL Conversation With Siri and it Was Awesome

One thing that almost all iPhone users today recognize is the original voice of Siri. Aside from the dozens of conversations and inappropriate questions we’ve asked her, we’ve never really put a face to the name before CNN outed voice-over actor Susan Bennett almost exactly a…

· Jacob Wagner

New Study Reveals the Perfect Age to Be an Entrepreneur

It’s no secret that entrepreneurs seem to be starting younger and younger every year. College dropouts are hailed as badasses and our generation just can’t seem to commit to one job for long periods of time. With that being said, one would think that the perfect time to launch a…

· Alan Van

20-Year-Old Entrepreneur is So Successful He Has His Own Factory in China

A lot of people at the age of 20 are still deciding on what major to declare. Hell, some 20-year-olds don’t even know whether they should be in college. Alex Shlaferman doesn’t have either dilemma — he pretty much knew what he wanted to do at 15 when he was traveling around the…

· Benny Luo

Comfort vs. Risk: Here’s What It’s Like to Choose Between a Dream Job and Entrepreneurship

Getting a job that pays comfortably in this day and age is tough, so when you not only have a job but also have it at arguably the most valuable company in the world, most people see it as a dream come true. This was the position Michael Peggs found himself in for the last…

· Benny Luo

This is the Dating App Where Poor People Are Not Welcomed

Call society superficial, but the hard truth is that “birds of a feather flock together.” If you’re successful and attractive, you probably don’t have time to waste with people below your class level. Enter Luxy, a new dating app that claims to be “Tinder, minus the poor people.”

· Waylae Gregoire

Meet the Woman Who Gets Paid Up to $100,000 Helping the Silicon Valley Elite Find Love

They run the largest global companies, produce the most advanced technology and they change the world we live in every day, but the one thing that the tech elite in Silicon Valley aren’t good at … is dating. Luckily for them, Amy Andersen is there to show them the classic art of…

· Waylae Gregoire

13 Fascinating Facts About the Man Behind The Largest IPO in History

Do you know Jack?

· Max Chang

Do You Live in the Smartest Town in Your State?

It’s easy to tell which towns or cities in your state have tons of money just by looking at them, but what about brains? The Census Bureau runs an annual survey called the American Community Survey that gathers demographics on the population of the U.S.- one factor being…

· Benny Luo

Former Apple Employee Sam Sung Has Some Sage Advice For Setting Yourself Apart in Business

Sam Sung made headlines back in 2012 when his Apple business card went viral on the internet. People simply found it hilarious that an Apple employee could bear the name of the company’s biggest competitor.

· Editorial Staff

Harvard Receives Largest Donation Ever — $350 Million

The U.S.’s richest university has just gotten richer. According to The Wall Street Journal, the family of Gerald Chan, a Harvard Alumni and investor is donating $350 million to the university’s School of Public Health. This amount makes it the largest donation the university has…

· Waylae Gregoire

Rotten Tomatoes Founder: How His Startup Survived the Last Market Crash — Because It’s About to Happen Again

i Our generation’s entrepreneurs could really use some wisdom right about now. A financial crisis might be looming and young entrepreneurs today were probably in middle school when the last one hit — we grasshoppers clearly haven’t learned.