Starbucks announces Pumpkin Spice Latte K-cups – finally!
Rejoice all basic college girls! Starbucks has answered your prayers. According to Eater, Starbucks is partnering with Keurig to release Starbucks Latte K-cups. The website reports that Starbucks will...
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Strange but true: Unicorns walked the earth more recently than believed
This horse doubles as a unicorn for photo shoots. (Photo: Sandra Boos) Attention unicorn lovers: The fantastical creature isn’t a myth. Well, you might know that already, as scientists have long been...
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Study: 80% of Millennials claim to have been 'ghosted'
Has your significant other suddenly stopped communicating with no explanation? Turns out you’re in good company. According to Fortune, a study shows nearly 80% of Millennials have claimed to have been...
View ArticleVideo: Jupiter hit by possible asteroid or comet
Jupiter just received an unexpected visitor. In a video recently posted on YouTube, amateur astronomer Gerrit Kernbauer captured what appears to be an asteroid, or a comet, colliding with the planet....
View ArticleAfter UNC loss, ‘Crying Jordan’ meme re-emerges with a vengeance
If you were rooting for North Carolina in last night’s NCAA championship men’s basketball game, chances are you shed some tears after the team’s stunning buzzer-beater loss to Villanova. Among the...
View ArticleNew York teen accepted to all eight Ivy League schools
A Long Island, N.Y., teen has a unique problem: Which Ivy League school should she attend next year? That’s because Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna — who is Elmont Memorial Junior – Senior High School...
View ArticleStudent writes college essay about Costco, accepted into five Ivies
If a superstore has impacted your life, you might want to write about it. It seems 18-year-old high school senior Brittany Stinson submitted an essay about her love for Costco and got some pretty good...
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Proposed 'textalyzer' could test if you used your phone while driving
(Photo: LM Otero, AP) Looks like the Breathalyzer could get a new partner on the road. Recently, new legislation presented in New York proposed that drivers there would need to present their mobile...
View ArticleStudy: Drug found in ‘shrooms’ might help people who feel socially rejected
A well-known hallucinogen might hold a key to our understanding of social anxiety. As seen on Live Science, a small study has come out from the University of Zurich that suggests psilocybin — a...
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Survey: College grad hiring at 10-year high
“People are becoming more and more job centric and career-oriented, and they want to get out of the college bubble.” A bit of good news for concerned college students about to step into the job market....
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Millennials now largest generation in U.S., surpass Baby Boomers
Millennials, we got the power. Giphy That’s according to U.S. Census Bureau population estimates released this month, which bottom line say Baby Boomers are no longer America’s dominant generation....
View Article‘Harry Potter’ actor now a mixed martial arts fighter
Look out, Muggles. Actor Josh Herdman — who played Gregory Goyle, one of Draco Malfoy’s henchman — has graduated from the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to the world of MMA fighting,...
View Article'FlyBoard Air' breaks world record for farthest hoverboard flight
Doc Brown and Marty McFly’s future is edging closer to reality. On April 30, Franky Zapata broke the Guinness World Record for farthest flight by a hoverboard with the FlyBoard Air. Zapata traveled...
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10-year-old boy gets $10,000 for hacking Instagram
USA TODAY file photo Most tweens don’t detect flaws in major social networks. But Jani is not a typical 10-year-old boy — this Finland resident hacked Instagram. And when he told Facebook, which owns...
View ArticleMost prominent college graduation speakers of 2016
College graduation is right around the corner for the class of 2016. While some groups will have to sit through hundred-hour speeches from individuals they have never heard of before, others get the...
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